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THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

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The Elliott School of International Affairs prepares nearly 3,000 students each
year for meaningful careers in international affairs. Our position in the heart
of Washington, D.C. enriches our teaching and research by giving our students
and faculty unparalleled opportunities to engage with the international leaders
who walk through our doors on a regular basis.


THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL AT A GLANCE


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WELCOME TO THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

“Every success story start with a dream. Here at the Elliott School, we are
dedicated to transforming those dreams into reality through our world class
education and focus on diverse perspectives in the field of international
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Explore the ways we prepare our students for meaningful careers in international
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KLUGE FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT SPOTLIGHT: DR. LENIQUECA WELCOME

"Exploring Postcolonial Statecraft and Anti-Blackness in Trinidad Leniqueca
Welcome, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs, was
awarded a 9-month  Kluge Fellowship from the Library of Congress to work on her
book manuscript. Dr. Welcome is..."


THE 2024 APSIA AWARDS HAVE ARRIVED!

We are thrilled to announce that the Elliott School has been recognized by the
Association of Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) for outstanding
achievements in innovation for the Data Literacy Initiative/Data Analytics for
Policy Professionals program and inclusion for the Generations Dialogue Project.


2024-2025 HARVARD RADCLIFFE INSTITUTE FELLOW

Harvard Radcliffe Institute is pleased to announce
the selection of Jisoo M. Kim as a fellow for the 2024–2025 academic year.

The full announcement for Kim's fellowship can be found here. 

 


EVENTS AT ELLIOTT


 1. ELLIOTT SCHOOL GRADUATE PROGRAMS VIRTUAL INFORMATION SESSION
    
    22  Aug
    
    Aug 22 - Aug 29
    
    Join us for a virtual information session for prospective graduate students
    with a representative from the Office of Graduate Admissions. We will
    discuss the Elliott School's...
    
    Elliott School Graduate Programs Virtual Information Session Date
    
    Thursday, August 22
    12:00 pm Date
    
    Aug 22 - Aug 29
    Elliott School Graduate Programs Virtual Information Session 12:00 pm


 2. TECHNOLOGY AND THE RISE OF GREAT POWERS
    
    03  Sep
    
    The Elliott School Book Launch Series, Institute for Security and Conflict
    Studies, Institute for International Science and Technology, and Sigur
    Center for Asian Studies...
    
    Technology and the Rise of Great Powers Date
    
    Tuesday, September 3
    12:00 pm Location
    
    Elliott School of International Affairs
    Technology and the Rise of Great Powers 12:00 pm - Elliott School of
    International Affairs


 3. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS IN LOW EARTH ORBIT: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
    
    06  Sep
    
    How are commercial constellations and private space station changing the
    commercial future of LEO? Join us for a one-day hybrid symposium.
    
    Commercial Developments in Low Earth Orbit: Challenges and Opportunities
    Date
    
    Friday, September 6
    10:00 am Location
    
    Elliott School
    Commercial Developments in Low Earth Orbit: Challenges and Opportunities
    10:00 am - Elliott School


 4. RUSSIA'S WARTIME CULTURAL DIPLOMACY IN UKRAINE (2014-2024): ACTORS, VECTORS,
    AND COUNTERMEASURES
    
    11  Sep
    
    Cultural diplomacy is a critical element of the Kremlin's public diplomacy
    and a tool of Russia's influence. This presentation will focus on Russia's
    cultural diplomacy in...
    
    Russia's Wartime Cultural Diplomacy in Ukraine (2014-2024): Actors, Vectors,
    and Countermeasures Date
    
    Wednesday, September 11
    12:00 pm Location
    
    Elliott School of International Affairs
    Russia's Wartime Cultural Diplomacy in Ukraine (2014-2024): Actors, Vectors,
    and Countermeasures 12:00 pm - Elliott School of International Affairs

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