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Alumni Stories
How the MPA Infused my Engineering Career with Decision-Making and Policy Skills
Alqayam Meghji completed his MPA at CIPA in May of 2019 with a concentration in Science Technology...
Internships & Experiential Learning
CIPA Capstone: Experiential Learning In Action
In Capstone, students work with real clients on consulting projects, providing valuable services...
Alumni Stories
How Cornell's MPA is Preparing Me to Work in the Energy Sector
Steven Greco graduated from CIPA in May of 2018 with a concentration in Government, Politics and...
Student Bloggers
Reflections on the First Semester: Jamila E. Daniel
Jamila Daniel is a first-year CIPA student concentrating in international development studies....
Alumni Stories
Mobile Money Impact Evaluations: A Review
This piece was written in February of 2017 for CIPA’s online journal, The Cornell Policy Review. At...
Student Bloggers
Concentrating in Science, Technology and Infrastructure Policy While Getting an MPA
At CIPA, Alqayam Meghji is pursuing a concentration in Science, Technology and Infrastructure...
Student Bloggers
Industrialization and Inclusive Growth in Ghana
Eghosa Asemota is a second-year CIPA student studying international development, with a specific...
Alumni Stories
The Need for Institutional Reform at the National Minorities Commission, India
This piece was written in November of 2017 for CIPA’s online journal, The Cornell Policy Review. At...