A Century of The School of Foreign Service and China
An overview of the intertwining histories of the School of Foreign Service and China, over the School’s 100 year history.
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FOREIGN MINISTER OF JAPAN TARO KONO (SFS’86) RETURNS TO GEORGETOWN TO DELIVER LLOYD GEORGE CENTENNIAL LECTURE
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SFS Host Centennial College in Collaboration with Georgetown College and the Georgetown University Alumni Association
On February 2, 2019, we welcomed back Georgetown alumni for the SFS Centennial College. Alumni returned to the Hilltop for class, but without the exams!
Anduril Industries Co-Founders Discuss Technology & the Future of National Security
The SFS hosted the founders of Anduril Industries, Palmer Luckey and Trae Stephens (SFS ‘06), for a discussion on technology and the future of national security with Toni Gidwani (SFS’04, SSP’08), Adjunct Assistant Professor for the Center for Security Studies.
Sadaf Jaffer (SFS’05) Elected First Pakistani-American Female Mayor
On Thursday, January 3, Sadaf Jaffer (SFS’05) was sworn into office as mayor of Morristown, New Jersey. She is New Jersey’s first South Asian woman to be elected mayor. While serving as mayor, she will continue to work as a postdoctoral research associate at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies.
John Laytham (SFS’66), CEO of Clyde’s Restaurant Group, Passes Away
While studying at the School of Foreign Service, John Laytham (SFS’66) accepted a job as dishwasher at Clyde’s. Five years later, he was promoted to partner and co-owner of the iconic Georgetown restaurant. Laytham passed away January 3, leaving a legacy of service to the D.C. community and vision for the D.C. restaurant scene.
Making a Difference: Paul F. Pelosi Public Service Scholars Program Supports SFS Students Exploring Careers in Public Service
An existing program for aspiring public servants has a boost and a new name thanks to the leadership and personal generosity of Paul (F’62) and Nancy (H’02) Pelosi (Parents’88,’89,’91,’95).