The Many Benefits of A SAIS Europe Education
Lisa Satolli Master of Arts in International Affairs (MAIA) ’17 Recipient of the Dennis Amato Fellowship and Christine Giangreco Memo...
Environmental heroes work towards a healthier California at CSE
As part of an ongoing series to spotlight GPS’s top employers, we profile why CSE hires our graduates, plus why current alumni enjoy working there...
Alumni Mentor Program brings GPS toolkit to the East Coast
UC San Diego and GPS alumni are paired with current students who are exploring policy and public service during their summer internship in Washington, D.C....
Writing novels for the 21st century tech economy
Eliot Peper ‘11 talks about his newest book “Bandwidth” and his inspirations from GPS and the startup community...
Family History Inspires Humphrey School Graduate to Work on Human Rights
Marina Kelly is one of the first cohort of students to earn a Master of Human Rights degree from the University of Minnesota this spring. She will soon begin a career in the Foreign Service....
Jamal Russell Black on Veridian Analytics’ entrepreneurial spirit
Longtime friends and GPS classmates innovate data driven solutions for a sustainable future as they launch a global consulting service...
Love is in the air
In time for Valentine’s Day, meet a few GPS alumni who found their partner before, during or after attending the School...
Amazing experience
Daniel Trusilo, MIA & MALD 2013, USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), Washington, D.C., about his MIA experience....
Solar energy and pursuing the policy dream
Cecilia Aguillon ’98 talks about consulting for solar in Latin America and the GPS curriculum that inspired her energy efficient projects in the U.S....
Social entrepreneur and first time author Ken Davenport ’90 of “The Two Gates”
In a Q&A, Mission Edge’s CEO discusses his new book and building a stronger infrastructure for San Diego nonprofits and GPS alumni...
West Coast-Trained for a Washington, D.C. Think Tank
A Q&A with Kent Boydston, MPIA ’15 as seen in the September/October 2017 issue of Foreign Affairs...
Facilitating a ‘family affair’
How Jeff Rector ’97 is making a point to involve GPS in a new venture erecting energy microgrids in off-grid communities of Sub-Saharan Africa...