For More from the School of Public Policy:
Nov
12
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Zoom
Prospective students are invited to join this virtual information session to learn more about the policy PhD program, application deadlines and requirements. This session will feature a live question and answer session.
Nov
17
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Tuesday
Nov
17
Tue
Tuesday
0201 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Join Career Services for an information sesion with the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A). You'll learn about career opportunities at DHS, what it's like to work in the federal government and potential paths into the intelligence field.
Nov
18
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Wednesday
0201 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Join Bryan and Hardeep from Career Services, embedded counselor Maddy Meredith and fellow SPP students for an informal, supportive space to share experiences and reflect on ups and downs of the job and internship hunt.
Nov
18
Wed
Wednesday
Zoom
Thinking about a master’s in public policy or public management?
Nov
19
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Thursday
3301 Thurgood Marshall Hall
PLCY690 and 790 are required courses for all MPP students. Curious about what they involve? This information session will walk you through the process step by step so you’ll know exactly how to approach this milestone course.
Nov
19
Thu
Thursday
0102 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Over the past twenty years the United States has been involved in a range of conflicts, placing significant demands on the individuals who are deployed, often multiple times.
Nov
19
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Thursday
Zoom
The American Committee for Middle East Rights (ACMER) Foundation’s Leadership Development Program (LDP) places undergraduate and young professionals interested in foreign policy and human rights into paid internships on Capitol Hill.
Nov
19
Thu
Thursday
3301 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Curious about the many ways to build a career addressing climate change and environmental challenges?
Past Events
Nov
02
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0201 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Applying to jobs or internships but not hearing back? Your resume might need a little attention! Bring your resume and walk through it with us as we explore ways to make your experience stand out, highlight your strengths and catch a recruiter's attention.
Nov
05
Thu
Thursday
3301 Thurgood Marshall Hall
The 2026 midterm elections will reshape the political landscape in Washington. What will the results mean for how America engages with the world? As a new Congress prepares to take office, lawmakers will confront consequential choices about U.S. priorities and engagement abroad.
Nov
10
Tue
Tuesday
0201 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Did you know Handshake is a job search platform designed specifically for students like you? We want to make sure you're getting the most out of it! Bring an idea of the jobs or internships you're interested in and let's search together.
Nov
11
Wed
Wednesday
Virtual
AI agents are changing the cybersecurity playbook. How might they shift the balance between attackers and defenders, and what will that mean for the institutions and communities they target?
Nov
11
Wed
Wednesday
Zoom
Join Career Services for a virtual information session with the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG). Liora Petter-Lipstein '24 will be available to discuss opportunities and answer questions.
Nov
12
Thu
Thursday
0102 Thurgood Marshall Hall
On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14169, imposing a 90-day pause on U.S. foreign assistance. Within six months, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the federal government's main administrator of non-military foreign assistance, was dismantled.