SIS Alumna Julie Meier Provides Resources to Displaced Populations through Nonprofit and UN Work
Julie Meier, SIS/BA ’15, developed a passion for working with refugees and displaced populations long before her time as an SIS student....
How SIS Graduate Student and Naval Officer Eric Lies Plans to Serve, Post-Military and Post-Graduation
We spoke with Eric Lies, a lieutenant in the US Navy and SIS student, about his military service and the unique benefits that the MIS program brings to those pursuing a career in international service...
FIU names new director of Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center
Anthony W. Pereira, founder and former director of the Brazilian Studies Institute at King’s College of London, has been named director of the Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center at FIU...
Excellence and determination take center stage
As founder and first board president of the Justice Project, William T. Jackson has received national recognition for his work....
From homelessness to Stanford Law – first generation student joins law school pipeline program
Luis Moros is one of only 20 students accepted from around the nation for the inaugural class of the Stanford Law Scholars Institute...
A renewed spirit ready to take on the world
Amelia Raudales, 21, turned her experience as a survivor of childhood sexual assault into social and political action....
‘A very exciting time’ in the future of development economics
Professor and microeconomist Craig McIntosh researches what can make individuals’ economic lives better...
What makes the MAS-IA degree right for me
Explore what makes the executive international affairs degree the right choice for professionals looking to enhance their careers...
Achyuta Adhvaryu to Lead the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy India Center
New center will inform policy on the most important issues involving India and U.S.-India relations...
From Planes to Pens
The school was highly recommended by several of my foreign military colleagues, and the course offerings, the top-notch faculty, and its location in DC encouraged me to study at Johns Hopkins SAIS....
Using a Non-Western Lens to Redefine Global Conflict
Every day when I walk past embassies and prominent think tanks, I feel the importance of what I am studying and the power of where I am....
Navigating the Complications of Sustainable Development
SAIS allowed me to choose my own functional and regional focus areas so that I could tailor my education to my interests and career aspirations....