Admissions Blog Graduate admissions updates and highlights of the School's international community of students, faculty, and alumni. Subscribe Breadcrumb Home Graduate Admissions Admissions Blog Search by Keyword View by Category Search by CategoryCampus Life & CommunityDiversity, Equity, & InclusionFields & CertificatesStudents & AlumniTips & FAQs Advanced Search Show/hide search bar Aug 30, 2019 Labor Day Reflections at the School! As we wind down our summer programming and gear up for the academic year ahead, please allow each of us in the Graduate Admissions Office to thank… Aug 28, 2019 Recent graduates - favorite class at the School - 2019 The final post in this three-part series. See part one here. Part two is here. Thanks again to Alex (Massachusetts), Fran (Chile),… Aug 27, 2019 Recent graduates – favorite memory from outside of class – 2019 Second in a three part Q&A series, please read on for some favorite memories from the MPA class of 2019. What is a favorite memory from outside… Aug 26, 2019 Recent graduates - advice to students - 2019 Our new cohorts of students have arrived! We are in the thick of the MPP Summer Program and the MPA/ PhD Math Camp. We just held our family barbeque… Aug 23, 2019 Health and Health Policy at the School This is our final post on the optional certificates available to Master’s degree students at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs… Aug 20, 2019 Math Camp Kick-off 2019 The MPA and PhD students have arrived, joining our mid-career MPP students who have been here for a few weeks. We held our welcome lunch yesterday,… Aug 07, 2019 MPP Summer Program—August 2019 How many current Master in Public Policy (MPP) students can you spot amongst Seward Johnson’s Were You Invited?—which was inspired by French… Jul 15, 2019 Science, Technology and Environmental Policy at the School Building on an earlier blog post on Urban Policy at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, this blog post will focus on… Jul 01, 2019 Alumni Series—MPP 2017, Morgan Limo Population Works Africa, a feminist network of consultants working to elevate African development solutions that are locally rooted, recently… Jun 24, 2019 Alumni Series We come from all over and we work across all areas of policy. We are passionate and we are principled. We are leaders in the United States and we are… Jun 18, 2019 We fully fund tuition and required fees for all of our students Given recent articles that have come out this month about the increase in student debt for those attending graduate school, we want to underscore… Jun 11, 2019 Urban Policy at the School The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs offers four fields of concentration for those who enroll in a master’s… Jun 10, 2019 MPA *03 and Texas State Rep. Eric Johnson, elected 60th Mayor of Dallas Eric Johnson, the 60th Mayor-Elect of Dallas, epitomizes exactly what the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs is all about. A… Jun 03, 2019 Alumni-faculty forums, P-Rade, dancing at the APGA tent and a 5K family fun run… …all cap off another great reunions weekend. The weather cooperated, and the Princeton University Orchestra, since 1896, entertained with a… May 31, 2019 Reunions 2019 As per the alumni website, reunions attracts almost 25,000 alumni, family and friends for walks, talks, community service projects, Alumni-Faculty… Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 9 Page 10 Current page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
