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  • SFS senior researching conflict wins 2024 Marshall Scholarship
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    SFS senior researching conflict wins 2024 Marshall Scholarship

    Georgetown senior Hari Choudhari (SFS ‘24), who studies community-centric peacebuilding practices, is among the five Georgetown students and alumni receiving a prestigious 2024 Marshall Scholarship. Choudhari joins the 51 Marshall scholars selected this year to study at a U.K. institution. The Georgetown Center for Research and Fellowships oversees the Marshall Scholarship and several other UK fellowships, guiding…

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  • Georgetown alumnus and early childhood advocate wins 2024 Marshall scholarship
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    Georgetown alumnus and early childhood advocate wins 2024 Marshall scholarship

    Michael Lundgren (SFS’22), a Georgetown alumnus dedicated to advancing early childhood care and education, has won the 2024 Marshall Scholarship, a prestigious fellowship program for scholars who demonstrate academic excellence. Lundgren joins four other Hoyas who have also been named 2024 Marshall Scholars – marking the first time Georgetown has ever produced five or more…

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  • SFS Announces New Master’s Degrees in Environment and International Migration, Refugees
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    SFS Announces New Master’s Degrees in Environment and International Migration, Refugees

    The School of Foreign Service is launching two new master’s degrees, which are now accepting applications for students to begin their studies in August 2024. The Master of Arts in International Migration and Refugees is led by SFS’s Institute for the Study of International Migration, and the Master of Science in Environment and International Affairs…

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    Announcing the MSFS Centennial Living our Values Awardees

    As MSFS celebrates 100 years of inspiring and educating global leaders, we have chosen to  honor six outstanding leaders and members of our alumni  community who embody our  MSFS core values of Leadership, Ethics, Creativity, Service, and Inclusion.  Choosing our honorees was no easy task, as innumerable MSFS students and alumni live these values every day,…

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    African and Asian Studies Programs Awarded Grant for Joint Work on Africa-China Relations

    The Henry Luce Foundation has awarded the African Studies Program (AfSP) and Asian Studies Program (ASP) in the Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) a grant to conduct joint work on Africa-China relations. Supporting a program titled the Georgetown Africa-China Initiative, the grant will fund events and a policy working group focused on how Africa and China engage each other in…

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