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During the School's convocation ceremony, the Pardee School community celebrated the very best in academics and citizenship with a range of awards meant to honor the exceptional achievements of its students.
In his new role, Tsafos will be responsible for liaising with the United States as Greece seeks to reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas and elevate its role as a regional energy hub.
Over the next year, the new Dean’s Ambassadors will represent the Pardee School and its Dean at special events with prospective students, alumni, and distinguished guests. They will also serve as liaisons to the wider BU community as well as prospective students and families.
As two individuals who have also been displaced by this war, Kent and fellow producer Romana Isabella speak to individuals not as foreigners trying to extract a quotable story, but as fellow displaced people who understand and empathize with their trauma.
With the support of BU's Newbury Center & Center for Career Development, Dasouki created the closet, which provides students with professional attire appropriate for interviews, networking events, career fairs, and the workplace free of charge.
Pardee School graduate students visited think tanks, non-governmental organizations, government departments, and meet with high-level policymakers and practitioners of international affairs.
David John Young (STH '87, Pardee '88), a career member of the Senior Foreign Service will serve as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Malawi.
In both a feature interview and event appearance, Danielle De La Fuente (CGS '04, Pardee '06) discusses the impactful work done by her nonprofit - Amal Alliance - and the immense opportunities and challenges posed by migration.