MSFS Awards Ceremony 2024
MSFS Awards Ceremony 2024
MSFS Tropaia 2023
Georgetown University M.S. in Foreign Service Program (MSFS) class of 2023 Tropaia!
A sneak peek into MSFS Admitted Student Day! ✨ (Watch until the end for a surprise) ☺️
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Some highlights from our second-years’ Orals Exam week! ✨ We are all so proud of you, Class of 2023 💙🎓🎉
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Global Challenges Symposium: Environment and Energy
Are you interested in climate change, energy and the environment? Join us this Friday at 12:30PM for our next Global Challenges discussion moderated by Director of the Master of Science in Foreign Service program, George Shambaugh, and Professor of History at the School of Foreign Service, John McNeill.
Watch a preview of the video to watch before the Friday discussion below. GU graduate students, register for the symposium here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
Global Challenges Symposium: Fragile States
Are you interested in discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic impacts fragile states across the globe? Join us Friday at 12:30PM EST for our next Global Challenges discussion moderated by International Development Concentration Chair, Professor Devarajan.
Watch a preview of the video to watch before the Friday discussion below, and register for the symposium here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
COVID and the Impact of Racial/Ethnic/Gender Disparities in the World Preview Video
2020 is a year defined by both the COVID-19 pandemic and by the need to further racial justice in the U.S. as well around the world. Are you interested in discussing how the pandemic uniquely impacts people of different gender and ethnic identities? Join us this Friday at 12:30PM for our next Global Challenges discussion moderated by SFS Vice Dean for DEI Dr. Scott Taylor and Prof. Nicole Bibbins Sedaca.
Watch a preview of the video to watch before the Friday discussion below. GU graduate students, register for the symposium: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
Global Challenges Symposium Preview: Global Development
This week in the Global Challenges Symposium, we will be discussing Global Development challenges! Watch this preview video of an interview with Georgetown's School of Foreign Service - Global Human Development program director, Prof. Steven Radelet.
Georgetown community members are invited to join a discussion of this week's topic on Friday at 12:30PM ET. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/global-challenges-symposium-registration-118173111959
Global Challenges: Global Democracy, Governance, and Human Rights Preview
This week's Global Challenges Symposium topic is "Global Democracy, Governance and Human Rights"!
Watch a preview of this week's video featuring Ebele Okobi, Director of Public Policy at Facebook for Africa, Middle East, and Turkey.
The full video includes interviews with Kevin Casas-Zamora, Former Vice President of Costa Rica as well as MSFS Practitioner in Residence and co-Founder of Bolo Bhi, Farieha Aziz.
Georgetown community members, register for a discussion of the video this Friday, October 2 at 12:30PM ET here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
Global Challenges Preview: Geopolitical Impact with Anne Marie Slaughter
Watch this week's Global Challenges Symposium preview video featuring Anne Marie Slaughter! Dr. Slaughter is the CEO of New America, Former Dean of Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Former Director of Policy Planning for the U.S. Department of State, and Former President of the American Society of International Law.
Georgetown community members, listen to Dr. Slaughter's full insights on the Geopolitical Impact of COVID-19 and sign up to join us for a discussion of the video this Friday! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
This week’s Global Challenges Symposium discussion is about "The Regional Impact of the Pandemic." We will hear from SFS faculty experts and world leaders in their regions about how COVID-19 uniquely impacts different areas of the world.
Watch a preview of this week's video featuring HRH Princess Ghida Talal of Jordan as she discusses how disparities in healthcare access make "surviving a curable illness a fluke of geography."
Graduate SFS students, find more details and watch the full video by registering on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/118173037737
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