Enhancing the quality and diversity of US participation in international affairs
The Association of Professional Schools in International Affairs recently published a one-page resource focused on outlining the various career paths in international affairs. Check it out here! The Ralph J. Bunche Center has also created a resource for undergraduate students from underrepresented who are interested in internationalizing their undergraduate experience. The handout "maps" out funded …
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The Diversity in National Security Network is working to highlight the contributions of diverse practitioners in U.S. national security and foreign policy. This work started with first a call to Bring More Diversity to the National Security Arena, followed by a series of lists featuring Black American and AAPI National Security & Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders. This project continues by seeking …
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The PPIA Program is thrilled to continue hosting Public Service Weekends, in partnership with NASPAA, to introduce more students to the broad range of opportunities available in the field of public service. Visit the links below to learn more about each host site's eligibility requirements, conference highlights, and access the application. The application requires a 300-500 word essay, …
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