A view from the class: Kevin Kravitz, MIA ’16 & Tsechu Dolma, MPA ’15

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!

What to do now that decisions are live

Hi everyone, As you may already be aware, decisions rolled out Monday afternoon. While the majority of decisions have already gone out, we plan to release the remainder over the next few days. It hasn’t been easy issuing a mix of decisions to hundreds of qualified candidates, but the Admissions Committee has done a fantastic job nonetheless….

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Selim Sazak, MIA ’15, writes on nuclear nonproliferation

Everyone at the Office of Admissions wanted to wish our PA, Selim Can Sazak, MIA ’15, a big congratulations on co-authoring an article in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists! His article asks, “Will there be a next generation in the fight for nuclear nonproliferation?” SIPA News sat down with him to discuss the article and…

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A view from the class: Nthabiseng Enyonam Mosia, MIA ’16 & Kevin Gong, MPA ’15

The SIPA Admissions Office, in conjunction with the Development Office, is excited to share with you two more SIPA student stories this week! 

Matthew Graham, MIA ’15, writes guest post for Forbes.com

Matthew Graham, MIA ’15, shares his thoughts about rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline in an opinion piece for Forbes.com. Graham says, “the decision to derail the Keystone XL project represents an instance of idealism overshadowing the bigger picture.” Read about that bigger picture here.