This story is part of our MSFS Legacy for the Future series profiling members of the MSFS community who have made, or are poised to make, important contributions to…
This story is part of our MSFS Legacy for the Future series profiling members of the MSFS community who have made, or are poised to make, important contributions to…
This story is part of our MSFS Legacy for the Future series profiling members of the MSFS community who have made, or are poised to make, important contributions to…
This story is part of our MSFS Legacy for the Future series profiling members of the MSFS community who have made, or are poised to make, important contributions to…
This story is part of our MSFS Legacy for the Future series profiling members of the MSFS community who have made, or are poised to make, important contributions…
In May 2019, MSFS and the announced a new partial-tuition scholarship for students entering the Master of Science in Foreign Service class of 2021. The Hinrich Foundation Global Trade…
For this student spotlight, we spoke with first-year student Alina Clay (MSFS '20) about what sparked her interest in international affairs, her research and work in the field of Baltic…
Although he is now a student in one of the top programs for international affairs in the world, for most of his academic and professional career Albert Hudson, the most…
In our final Women of MSFS spotlight for International Women's Day, we highlight the work of two of our Practitioners in Residence, Kelly T. Clements, Deputy High Commissioner for UNHCR,…
In our penultimate Women of MSFS spotlight, we had a conversation with two wonderful MSFS alumni, Professor Nicole Bibbins Sedaca (MSFS '97) Co-Chair for the Global Politics and Security Concentration…
Next up in our Women of MSFS series for International Women's Day, we chat with MSFS faculty members Ambassador Nancy McEldowney and Professor Carla Koppel about their careers in international…
In celebration of International Women’s Day, MSFS is highlighting the work of women in our program who strive to further gender equality and inclusion in their professional and personal lives. In this…
In celebration of International Women's Day, MSFS is highlighting the work of women in our program who strive to further gender equality and inclusion in their professional and personal lives. In this…
As his work is nominated for the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize, MSFS alum and practitioner faculty member Mickey Bergman (MSFS '05) discusses how meaningful connections and emotional intelligence underpin his…
Friday, February 15th, 2019 marked the launch of a new partnership between the World Bank Group and the School of Foreign Service to explore how digital technology is transforming agriculture…
MSFS student Mohamed Almenfi (MSFS '20) discusses his career before coming to our program and why he believes his fellow classmates, rugby, and MSFS can help him to rebuild his home…
The MSFS Diversity & Inclusion Committee is an MSFS student group which works to leverage diversity within the program to create culturally competent global leaders. Their final event of the…
On Friday, November 30th, MSFS student Josh Parsons (MSFS ‘20) was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy Reserves. His ceremony was held at MSFS and…
Manuela Hernandez (MSFS '19) reflects on Colombian singer Carlos Vives's visit to the School of Foreign Service to discuss his development organization, Tras La Perla. Manuela — who is taking the MSFS…
MSFS student Kalif Robinson (MSFS '19) reflects on his role in the new feature documentary, Unlikely. The film investigates America's college drop-out crisis and follows five students, including Kalif, as…
