SIPA Faculty’s New Book is Out

Dr. Stephen Sestanovich, a professor of international diplomacy and a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the United States ambassador-at-large for the former Soviet Union from 1992 to 2001, has a new book out.  He joined SIPA’s faculty in the fall of 2001 as the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of…

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Seeple Snapshot: Wow! I get all of this and more?

I love Baltimore; let me know if you want to visit so I can give you an insider’s guide! I was born and raised around the westside of Baltimore, and believe the city has great potential and opportunity to demonstrate how to gentrify with minimal displacement of current residents.  I survived my first few weeks…

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It’s snowing! again.

We don’t have much to complain about since New York has not been hit with as much snow as other parts of the country this winter.  But when we are hit with another blizzard, we groan because chances are we’re going to school or work in it.  Of course, we all look forward to “snow…

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be inspired by studying (practicing) economic and political development

In the Economic and Political Development (EPD) Concentration, second-year students recently returned from their January field travel for the Workshop in Development Practice.  Through the workshop – which is the capstone course for EPD students – 21 teams of students are working with a diverse range of development organizations in 17 countries. Lamia Bazir and…

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While you wait… Friday Admissions Playlist 2

We have been VERY busy this week (despite the crazy east coast weather) answering your questions, updating applications and working to keep things running as smoothly as possible. However, I did manage to find a bit of time to make another playlist for this first week of February to keep you all entertained, since the…

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