The SIPA Office of Alumni and Development is pleased to share A View from the Class, a SIPA stories series featuring current SIPA students. Hi, I am Zulpha Styer, a second-year Master of Public Administration candidate, concentrating in Urban and Social Policy with a specialization in Management. This year, I’m excited to be participating in the International Fellows Program. I’m also a Global Public…
Photo: Natasha Bhuta MPA-DP’20 Data privacy and the power of technology companies is now a core issue in both American and international political dialog. This semester, Natasha Bhuta (MPA-DP ‘20) presented at an event by Mapping Data Flows, a research project led by John Battelle, co-founding Editor of WIRED magazine, on what governs data in…
Of course, you’re thinking of applying to SIPA for all the great classes climate policy and impact investing we have and all the super smart professors butttttt…….you might be forgetting something…… THE PEOPLE!!!!!!! The people at SIPA is one of SIPA’s best attributes. The people here are awesome and one very important way to meet…
Photo: SIPA students and recent graduates traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with senior industry professionals and SIPA alumni working in the field of cybersecurity and threat intelligence. Threats emanating from cyberspace impact governments, the private sector, non-profits, and individuals. The borderless nature of (most of) the internet as well as the fact that the private…
As CEO and partnerships lead at Youth Climate Leaders, Cassia Moraes MPA-DP ’15 is working to build the next generation of climate leaders through a unique around the world experience. Participants learn about climate change in theory, understand it in practice and work on hands-on projects with other young people, ultimately building a community of…
