While this blog is dedicated to SIPA's two-year master's degree programs, I know occasionally we get some readers who are also interested…
Q&A with SIPA Fellow and author Hollie Russon Gilman
Hollie Russon Gilman, a postdoctoral scholar and fellow in technology and public policy at SIPA, is an expert in technology,…
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A look behind the application curtain
I'm often asked what the average applicant looks like. Honestly, there's no set formula to "getting in" at SIPA. And…
Elaine Kubik’s summer in Southern Africa
One of the best parts of the MPA-DP program is the opportunity to spend three months in a developing country.…
Conquering homesickness like a Seeple
For this post, I’ve chosen to tackle a rarely discussed subject, especially in grad school. While, as an international, I…
The differences between the submitted, complete emails to applicants
As an applicant, you may have noticed that you received two confirmation emails. Here's what they both mean.
A talk by Simon M. Potter, EVP, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
I just wanted to take a moment out of the application reading madness to tell you about a special event…
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SIPA Love Stories: A speed dating match
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and this time last year I shared a week's worth of love stories featuring…
SIPA Love Stories: Love. Set. Match.
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and this time last year I shared a week's worth of love stories featuring…
SIPA Love Stories: Only at SIPA do France and Australia meet
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and this time last year I shared a week's worth of love stories featuring…
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