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 Nov 26, 2021 Application Pro Tip: Last Minute Resources To all who have expressed interest in our community—by attending a virtual session, calling our office, scheduling a one-on-one, or sending us an… Nov 24, 2021 Application Pro Tip: Letters of Recommendation The December 1 deadline to submit MPA, MPP and Ph.D. applications for Fall 2022 is quickly approaching. Here at the Graduate Admissions Office, we… Nov 23, 2021 Princeton SPIA Faculty Spotlight Get to know a few SPIA faculty and community members: Nov 22, 2021 Application Pro Tip: Writing an Impactful Policy Memo Applicants frequently ask us to provide guidance on writing an effective policy memo, which is a required component of the MPA and MPP application… Nov 19, 2021 Celebrating alumnus Zack Zappone MPA '19 on his election to Spokane City Council Zack Zappone was born and raised in Spokane to a working-class, union family who has served Eastern Washington for generations. Zack comes from a… Nov 17, 2021 Application Pro Tip: English language proficiency tests At Princeton SPIA, we are committed to the diversification of our community. Within every admitted class, we seek to attract committed public… Nov 16, 2021 Application Pro Tip: Showcasing your Commitment to Public Service At the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, we are committed to public service. It is the ethos by which we define ourselves and the… Nov 13, 2021 Student Spotlight—Jack Diao MPA ’22 The unique feature that has always drawn me is the ability to have intimate access and direct access to top notch faculty, to learn with them in… Nov 12, 2021 Student Spotlight—Suzi Ragheb, MPA ’22 I chose SPIA because it’s an institution that invests in public service and invests in the students, as well. Nov 11, 2021 Field I: International Relations My name is Jack McCaslin, and I am the Princeton University Policy Student Government representative for Field I (International Relations) at SPIA. I… Nov 10, 2021 Field II: International Development My name is Raisa Chowdhury and before coming to Princeton I worked for about five years in the ecosystem of USAID-funded development programming. … Nov 09, 2021 Field III: Domestic Policy When you choose a Field of Concentration at SPIA in your application, you are essentially choosing two classes. Every incoming Field III (Domestic… Nov 08, 2021 Field IV: Economics and Public Policy My name is Philippa Haven, and I am a second-year Master in Public Affairs candidate from Boston. Before Princeton, I worked for three years at the… Nov 05, 2021 Celebrating alumna Pierina Sanchez MPA ’14 on her election to New York City Council One of Pierina Sanchez’s (MPA '14) earliest memories is of waking to smoke and screaming as her mother rushed her out of a burning apartment building… Nov 04, 2021 Student Spotlight—Pooja Ramamurthi Ph.D. I chose SPIA because it has a unique interdisciplinary program that cuts across science, technology, and policy… Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
