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3 Graduate Certificate Options for ...
I remember reading about the Cornell’s CIPA program — its broad scope and relative ability to let me create the program I wanted. It seemed great, ...
Advocacy Day in Washington DC: ...
It is safe to say I have had to contain my jealousy since arriving at CIPA. I love to travel, and especially love to travel with a purpose, so it has ...
First-Year Wrap-Up & Advice to ...
An end of the year blog? You probably shouldn’t ask — I’m still in the middle of papers, but here you are: How was it? What was the year like? Did ...
Jumping Into the Second Semester of a ...
Whew! First year, second semester: Here we go! After the first semester of my first year came to a roaring stop (it was full speed ahead until the ...
Gearing Up for the Beginning of a New ...
I would be lying if I told you I am eagerly anticipating the start of the next semester. True, I am really looking forward to many, many engaging ...
Stepping out of my Comfortable Life ...
Sarah Brown is a first-year CIPA student. An organic farmer from Washington State, she spent last year in a small village in Hungary as a Fulbright ...
Celebrating Life in Ithaca
Sarah Brown is a first-year CIPA student. An organic farmer from Washington State, she spent last year in a small village in Hungary as a Fulbright ...
Academic Life at Cornell: "Hard" Vs. ...
In my first blog, I wrote about my personal life, and I think a few reflections about getting an MPA here at CIPA and Cornell are in order. My Dad ...
My Journey to an MPA: Why I Chose ...
Sarah Brown is a first-year CIPA student. An organic farmer from Washington State, she spent last year in a small village in Hungary as a Fulbright ...
