Summer Math Tutorial

Admitted applicants who have paid the deposit and confirmed enrollment for this fall will soon start to receive a series of emails from the SIPA Student Affairs Office.  One such email will concern the summer math tutorial.  The first year at SIPA is filled with required quantitative courses.  Economics, quantitative analysis, and financial management are…

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Global Fellows Program at SIPA

I am pleased to announce a program that has been in the works for quite some time.  SIPA has officially launched a new Global Fellows Program. The program will bring to campus each year a distinguished group of global leaders, each of whom has played a significant role in designing, shaping, or implementing solutions to…

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Jeff Sachs on ABC

SIPA professor Jeff Sachs recently appeared on a segment of ABC news to discuss investment in alternative forms of energy.  Professor Sachs is a Special Advisor to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and from 2002 to 2006 was the Director of the UN Millennium Project and Special Advisor to United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan on…

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Career Opportunities in Public Service Expected to Rise

Several news outlets recently have published good news for those interested in careers related to the public sector.  Career opportunities are expected to rise in the coming years which bodes well for those interested in professional degrees related to public administration and international affairs.  The following comes from a May 11th article in The Chronicle…

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Steve Cohen Comments on Earth Day

Steve Cohen, a SIPA administrator and faculty member, was part of a story on Earth Day that was published in USA Today in April. “When Earth Day started, it was like a national day of protest. There was a counterculture dimension to it . . . it’s no longer an issue of liberal versus conservative. …

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