Piotr Perczynski is a Senior Faculty lecturer at the International Relations Department at Webster Leiden. Like many Webster students, he too grew up abroad, having lived in Syria, Thailand, Poland, and the UK.

In this interview, Talbott offers us his experience working at Webster University Leiden, his motivations in the communications field, and a trick or two to communicate better in an online setting.

The WebsterCanal team had a chance to interview Pablo Lerma, a visual artist, publisher, and educator from Spain. He has been teaching at the Webster University Leiden Campus since 2018.

Kate has worked in mental health organizations as well as at Erasmus University, both as a professor and a counselor. She has recently opened her own practice and is open to any student who seeks support.

Neli Minkova works to provide accommodations for students with learning disabilities. She offers strategies in learning, exam taking and time management for students to achieve their full potential.

“Nowadays, everyone can produce information and media content but the quality of it is a question mark.” This is the view of Dr Noemi Mena Montes, head of the department of media communications at Webster Leiden, and it is one of the ideas behind a new, revised Media Studies program starting in September.

For my professional development project in Leiden, I interviewed seven people involved in the Webster Leiden campus, from the director Jean Paul to adjunct professors and many people in between. I wanted to know more about them and their work, but it became immediately clear that they and the Leiden campus as a whole truly embrace the Global Citizenship Program in unique and exciting ways.