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Alumni Spotlight: Shea Flynn (GHD’20)
Shea Flynn (GHD’20) joined GHD with five years of experience working in the global public health sector in Togo and Washington, D.C. A few months into her first semester at GHD, Shea began to realize that as more companies transition towards sustainable and equitable business practices, the private sector presents an abundance of exciting opportunities to
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The New Administration and Latin America
Now that President Trump has taken office, SFS Professor Diana Kapiszewski discusses what to watch when it comes to policy in Latin America.
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The New Administration and Europe
As the transatlantic relationship is reimagined, SFS Prof Abraham Newman, director of the BMW Center for German and European Studies (CGES), breaks down pressures facing Europe.
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SFS Launches Asia Pacific Program and Opens New Location in Indonesia
The School of Foreign Service is extending its global reach through a new initiative – the Georgetown SFS Asia Pacific (GSAP) program, which opened this month in a new facility in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Ask a Diplomat
Ambassador Barbara Bodine dives into Netflix’s The Diplomat to separate fact from fiction.
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The New Administration and Russia
SFS Professor Michael David-Fox, director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies (CERES), dives into the Trump administration’s possible policies and actions toward Russia.
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Passing it on: Tips for SFS grad school applicants
Grad admissions can be a maze—but you’re not alone. SFS students share their top tips to help you navigate the process with confidence.
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SFS faculty publish 14 new books in 2024
In 2024, faculty members at SFS produced books spanning a variety of academic disciplines and global topics, from public health to far-right terrorism and from working women to Handel’s Messiah. In an increasingly dynamic geopolitical landscape, SFS professors continue to lead in developing, understanding and analyzing the ideas that will transform the global order. “Working
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The untold story behind Handel’s “Messiah”
In Every Valley, SFS Prof. Charles King explores the personal and political dramas behind Handel’s Messiah—a timeless story of struggle and hope.
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From research to results: PROGRESS supports durable solutions for displacement
In 2023, 75M people were internally displaced—twice the global refugee count. A new ISIM-IOM report urges data-driven action and student engagement.