APSIA Admission Forum comes to NYC on Monday

We’ll be participating at several APSIA forums this fall.  The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) comprises 34 member schools in North America, Asia and Europe dedicated to the improvement of professional education in international affairs and the advancement thereby of international understanding, prosperity, peace, and security. Each year, APSIA sponsors forums where…

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Thinking about applying to SIPA?

HAPPY FRIDAY!  As many of you know already, we are making available again a J-Term for all those enthusiastic prospective students who have been pushing to start in January, instead of waiting a whole year.  If you missed this news flash (only announced this summer), and you want to be considered for the class that…

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SIPA Summer Internships Abroad

One of the greatest things about SIPA is the opportunity to do a summer internship abroad. And with abroad, I mean almost any corner in the planet. From Bhutan to Brazil or Cambodia to Bolivia, hundreds of SIPA students say goodbye to New York City every May to embark on fascinating adventures. This past summer…

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preparation for grad school app

If you’re starting to apply to public policy programs, I remember being in your shoes.  It can be nerve wracking and frustrating especially when you have  years of professional experience, but in a non-traditional field. Coming from a background of working on political campaigns, I knew what skills I had developed and how they could…

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Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs & Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowships

The 2013 Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs & Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowships competition, provided by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation is now open. They are seeking highly motivated and academically excellent college juniors and graduating seniors or college graduates who have an interest in pursuing a Foreign Service career in the U.S. Department of State. …

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