For our third edition of SIPA Summer Series, I’ll introduce you to Julia Fiske Anderson, MIA ’15. Julia spent her summer trekking around Colombia with the Center on International Conflict Resolution and UNDP-Columbia. Her team focused on the effect of oil exploration and extraction in campesino and Afro-Colombian communities in Antioquia and Chocó.
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Today marks part Part 2 of our SIPA Summers Series, with the introduction of Jake Miner, MPA ’15. Jake was a Fulbright Scholar and spent his summer in Buenos Aires working for the United States Mission to Argentina. Here’s what he had to say about his summer in Argentina.
I’m excited to share with you some new content from our SIPA Stories website. You’ve already read our Week In The Life series, and now I’m sharing with you excerpts about how our Seeple spend their summers. Every Friday this month you’ll read about the summer days of a different student.
Earlier this week, our former PA Lauren Podber, MIA ’15, shared with you her favorite locations to exercise at in the city. Today, she’s sharing a post about five healthy eating options near campus.
Here in the United States, incoming college students are warned of the “freshmen 15:” a term coined to describe the tendency of some students to put on weight during their first time away from home—likely due to temptation at the dining halls, late night studying and irregular hours, stress and a new schedule. The veracity of this phenomenon has been called into question and doesn’t appear to be as widespread in graduate school. However, moving to a new city and starting a new routine (especially one that involves a lot of sitting down) can draw your focus away from your health.
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