Christelle El-Drouby (’26SPS)

Christelle El-Drouby is currently a graduate student at Columbia University, pursuing a Master of Science in Strategic Communication. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Translation, as well as both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Political Science.

Over nearly a decade, Christelle has built experience across communications, public relations, crisis management, and project coordination, contributing to media campaigns, communication planning, stakeholder engagement, partnerships, and large-scale events. Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, she has worked across the Middle East with corporate organizations, NGOs and INGOs, major conglomerates, and government-related entities in diverse international and multicultural environments, supporting both institutional and mission-driven initiatives. Alongside these roles, she has founded and led several entrepreneurial projects of her own, bridging wellness and social impact.

In parallel with her professional work, Christelle has been actively involved in civic and societal initiatives, particularly during periods of crisis in Lebanon. Her contributions during economic, social, and humanitarian challenges have received international media attention.

For the past ten years, she has also been a dedicated advocate for cardiac disease awareness, working consistently to promote education around heart health and preventive cardiology.