Storella Reflects on Bringing Real‑World Diplomatic Practice into the Classroom
“Students want to know how the diplomatic sausage is made,” wrote Professor of the practice of diplomacy Mark Storella, in a new article for the Foreign Service Journal entitled Life After the Foreign Service: Diplomacy in Demand: University Students Are Eager to Learn from Practitioners. Reflecting on his transition from a 30‑year Foreign Service career…
Ye Discusses the Unraveling of Chinese Academic Exchange in the U.S.
Professor Min Ye recently shared her thoughts about the ongoing clampdown on the Chinese international student community in the U.S.
Exploring Academia and Beyond: A Conversation with Dean Scott Taylor
We caught up with Dean Dr. Scott Taylor anddiscussed everything from the intricacies of policy-making in academics to his love for Star Trek. We gained personal insights into the emotions he experienced when opening a box of his first published books and learned about what the daily life of a dean looks like.
Najam Gives Lecture at SDPI on the Post-Truth Era
Dean Adil Najam delivered a lecture on the role of the media and academics in the “post-truth” era at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute