Today, we’re sharing a blog post from our PA, Katherine McGehee, MIA ’15. She was one of our volunteers at this week’s open house, Admitted Students’ Day 2015. She served on the student panel, assisted students with registration, and chatted it up with newly-admitted students at the evening reception. Always on top of things, Katherine wanted to share her personal experiences from ASD, and how they compared to the decision many of our newly-admitted students are making right now. Here’s what she had to say:
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Katherine McGehee, MIA ’15, reflects on ASD 2015
Posted by Kaitlyn Wells
· Thursday,
April
9th,
2015
Categories : Meet Seeples, Student Life
We’ve received some wonderful feedback about our new Week in the Life series. This week, I’m sharing a snapshot from Kevin Gong, MPA 2015. Before enrolling at SIPA, Kevin was an organizer for TEDxBerkeley. Today, Kevin’s in the IFEP concentration and hopes to one day transform how people engage with urban environments through interactive art and technology projects. Read about his recent experiences below.
Categories : Academics, Meet Seeples
Tags : Kevin Gong
A view from the class: Isabella Gristani V., MPA ’15
Posted by Columbia SIPA
· Friday,
April
3rd,
2015
For this week’s SIPA student story, we’re sharing the background of a young woman who’s gained a lot of experience in energy issues in Venezuela.
Categories : Academics, Meet Seeples
Tags : Isabella Gristani V.
Now that questions about admissions are starting to die down, I thought it would be a good time to share some additional student-life stories with all of you. SIPA’s newest mini-series, “Week in the Life” offers snapshots into what it’s like to be a student in the MIA/MPA program at SIPA. So without further introductions, here’s our first snapshot!
Categories : Meet Seeples
Tags : Diana Guzman
A view from the class: Kevin Kravitz, MIA ’16 & Tsechu Dolma, MPA ’15
Posted by Columbia SIPA
· Friday,
March
20th,
2015
Here are two more additions to the SIPA student stories series. One student is studying security and spent two years with the Peace Corps in Azerbaijan. The other story features is a dual-degree student who recently won the Brower Youth Award. Let’s see what their lives have been like before and while attending SIPA!
Categories : Academics, Meet Seeples
Tags : Kevin Kravitz, Tsechu Dolma
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