And finally, our fourth new PA for this semester is Nick Calbos. He is studying Energy and Environment/International Security Policy. After…

And finally, our fourth new PA for this semester is Nick Calbos. He is studying Energy and Environment/International Security Policy. After…
Today, please welcome Erin Lue-Hing. She is a 2nd-year MPA student concentrating in Urban and Social Policy and specializing in…
Next, please welcome Mark Jamias! He is studying Economic and Political Development with a specialization in International Conflict Resolution (ICR). As…
This semester the Office of Admissions welcomed four new Program Assistants (PAs) to the team. This week and next, I'm…
SIPA's signature Capstone Workshops give students the opportunity to apply the practical skills and analytical knowledge learned at SIPA to a real-world issue for client organizations in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. While students won't complete their MIA/MPA Capstone Workshop until their final semester at SIPA, there are ways to preview what the assignments are like. Here are two Capstone Workshops highlighting some of the compelling work that our Seeples do.
I'm excited to welcome our new program assistants to the admissions' team! I'll be sharing their stories in the coming…
You've done your research about the application requirements and you've studied up on the GRE/GMAT, but did you know there's more to SIPA than just "getting in"? Once you're here you'll have access to an astonishing amount of resources, from periodicals and professors to courses and classmates. A surprising extension of SIPA's resources actually lies within its groups. These student-run organizations offer our Seeples the freedom to explore Columbia's and New York City's resources in a relaxed setting. Some groups invite visiting dignitaries to campus for informal discussions, while others coordinate research-focused Spring Break trips abroad. (In all, SIPA has more than 40 student groups you can join.) No matter your interests, there are ways to get involved at SIPA without getting lost in a sea of textbooks and policy memos.