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Rebuilding FROM ABROAD

by , November 13, 2008

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Ebadi and others from K-State tour the site of an ancient mosque.

K-State’s initiative in Afghanistan is among Ebadi’s most recent passions. In his current position since 1996, Ebadi has worked to quadruple the annual amount of scholarships to $400,000. In addition, student enrollment in the college of business administration has jumped 40 percent during his tenure.

He dreams that Kabul University will eventually regain the prestige it held in the 1970s. Its programs rivaled those of top U.S. colleges, and its students went abroad as he did as an undergraduate to the Georgia Institute of Technology. “World-class, that is my dream.”

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