An Engaging Education on Two Continents
She wants to help people in both urban and rural communities of developing countries secure employment and educational opportunities that can sustain economic growth and development....
Gaining the Knowledge to Strengthen Communities
Now a student at Johns Hopkins SAIS, Aurelia has enjoyed being introduced to so many different perspectives from both professors and classmates....
Broadening My Expertise in Policy Making
Juliane has always been passionate about public policy, and she is hoping to translate her graduate degree into a career where she can apply her expertise in political economy and development....
A Cross-Cultural Dual Degree Program
Through her studies, Mikaela often finds surprising overlaps among different subjects, which makes her appreciate the practicality and inter-disciplinary aspects of the courses she taken thus far....
A Cross-Cultural Dual Degree Program
Through her studies, Mikaela often finds surprising overlaps among different subjects, which makes her appreciate the practicality and inter-disciplinary aspects of the courses she taken thus far....
Professor’s Book Inspires a Forthcoming Museum
Exhibits to focus on the history and importance of human rights...
Marie Berry Wins NSF CAREER Award for Justice and Human Rights Work
As Marie Berry sees it, the global community sits at a precarious intersection of three dangerous threats: catastrophic climate change, challenges to democracy and rampant inequality....
DU Professor Deborah Avant Leads New Approaches to International Security
Deborah Avant’s passion for international security studies snuck up on her. Instead of diving into development as a graduate student, Avant kept coming back to one formative memory: the Vietnam War....
DU Student Today; Madam Secretary Tomorrow?
Sophia Gonzalez-Mayagoitia has big dreams....
Korbel School alumna on study abroad and graduating in the age of COVID-19
For alumna Dana Parke, study abroad has opened doors since her time as an undergraduate student in Dakar, Senegal....
UC San Diego Professor Renee Bowen Selected as White House Economic Advisor
Bowen will serve the Biden administration’s Council of Economic Advisers for one year...
From book awards to the ‘Japan Zoominar’
GPS professor Ulrike Schaede shares her book’s recent international accolades, the resounding success of JFIT’s ‘Zoominar’ series and her latest Japan research...