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Anyieth Philip Ayuen grew up in the floodplains of the White Nile in South Sudan .
When civil war broke out, he was forced to relocate to Uganda as a refugee.
He received a scholarship from the U.N. Refugee Agency to complete a B.S. in agriculture and crop science from Bugema University in Uganda .
Now he has been selected by both the Columbia Climate School and Columbia World Projects as one of six students to win a Columbia University Scholarship for Displaced Students .
After the war, I became a refugee, and in the settlement there was so much imposter syndrome, where you feel that you are not good enough to continue with education.
But I kept listening and talking to people who encouraged me and I felt motivated.
I want this degree to equip me with comprehensive knowledge in climate adaptations, dynamics, resilience, disaster management and agri-food systems.
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