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Julyana Ayache Wins 2025 Outstanding Senior for International Affairs Award

Julyana Ayache

Julyana Ayache won the Outstanding Senior for International Affairs Award for her academic excellence, leadership in Model UN, and impactful internships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development and UPS.

KENNESAW, Ga. (Jan 17, 2025) — School of Government and International Affairs is proud to announce that Julyana Ayache has been named the recipient of the prestigious Outstanding Senior for International Affairs Award. Julyana’s journey at KSU has been marked by academic excellence, leadership, and a dedication to personal and professional growth.

Joining the university’s Model United Nations (MUN) team in her first year, Julyana quickly established herself as a dynamic leader. She represented KSU on the national stage at the National Model United Nations Conference in New York and served as Secretary-General for the 38th Annual High School Model United Nations Conference in 2024. Her commitment to fostering global engagement and mentoring future leaders exemplifies the spirit of KSU.

Academically, Julyana demonstrated a passion for interdisciplinary learning by pursuing a minor in Applied Analysis and Statistics alongside her major. She further showcased her scholarly dedication by presenting original research at the Georgia Political Science Association, contributing valuable insights to the academic community.

Julyana’s professional achievements are equally impressive. During her internship at the Georgia Department of Economic Development, she worked closely with Trade Managers to promote Georgia-based exports, gaining a deep understanding of global trade and economic development. At UPS, she brought her expertise to the IT sector, focusing on customer relationship management platforms and strengthening her technical and analytical skill set.

Julyana’s accomplishments highlight the diverse opportunities available to SGIA students and reflect the school's commitment to preparing graduates for leadership roles in a complex, interconnected world.

The School of Government and International Affairs congratulates Julyana on this well-deserved honor and looks forward to her continued success as a trailblazer in her field.