Alumnae receive Fulbright-Clinton fellowships

Congratulations to Meghan Arakelian, MPA-DP ’15, and Abigail Gregg, MPA-DP ’15, newly named recipients of Fulbright-Clinton Fellowships for 2015-16. According to the U.S. State Department, which administers the fellowship program, Fulbright-Clinton Fellows “serve in professional placements as special assistants in foreign government ministries or institutions and gain hands-on public sector experience in participating foreign countries…

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3 tips for selecting a graduate program

Interested in grad school but not sure where to start? Here are a few tips!

SIPA Summer Series: Julia Fiske Anderson

For our third edition of SIPA Summer Series, I’ll introduce you to Julia Fiske Anderson, MIA ’15. Julia spent her summer trekking around Colombia with the Center on International Conflict Resolution and UNDP-Columbia. Her team focused on the effect of oil exploration and extraction in campesino and Afro-Colombian communities in Antioquia and Chocó.

Recent alumni will present at Geneva Challenge in October

Paper examines issue of return migration and social and economic development

Why graduate school is going global

Business. Politics. Education. Public Health. Communications. Job-seekers are realizing a new reality: most careers – down to the local level – have an international component to them. It’s all global now.