Wishing Well

I am starting to prepare many of the resources that we will provide to applicants admitted to our program and a lot of what we provide is logically based upon common questions posed after offers are made.  Some questions raised are quite particular and will require personalized answers based upon certain circumstances, however other questions…

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Workshops at SIPA

The following post was written by current SIPA student Lacey Ramirez.  Workshops are an exciting, practical, and professional part of the SIPA experience which provide an excellent way to merge classroom learning with real world involvement. ____________________ I know the Admissions Committee has started reading and I’ve been thinking about what advice I could give…

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SIPA Graduation Speaker – Kofi Annan

The last month of weather we have had makes our graduation in the spring seem far away, but in reality it’s a mere 15 weeks until the class of 2011 walks across stage to pick up their diplomas.  It should be an especially exciting graduation ceremony this year as it was recently announced that Kofi…

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Journal of International Affairs

The following entry was contributed by Homa Hassan.  Homa is a first-year student at SIPA and you can read her biography here.  There are plenty of extracurricular opportunities for SIPA students to get involved in and one such opportunity is with the Journal of International Affairs.  Homa elaborates on her experience as both an Editorial…

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Time Line

Now that I am into full on admission file reading mode I thought I would give a brief outline of the admission decision and enrollment time line. First of all, not all admission decisions get sent at the same time.  In a perfect world we would like to release all decisions on the same day,…

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