Presenting Ways to Deter Child Marriage in South Asia at the 2019 Earth Charter Education Conference
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How I Chose My Concentration: Economic & Financial Policy
Mohamed El Messidy is a first-year CIPA student from Egypt. A graduate of the American University...
Presenting Ways to Deter Child Marriage in South Asia at the 2019 Earth Charter Education Conference
This January, I pushed myself to do something I am not the biggest fan of — public speaking. While...
Bridging My Passion to My Profession: Getting an MPA at Cornell University
Professionally, I’m admittedly “all over the map”. I’ve explored careers in financial services,...
Jumping Into the Second Semester of a Uniquely Flexible MPA Program
Whew! First year, second semester: Here we go! After the first semester of my first year came to a...
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Just Another Day at CIPA: Meeting White House Reporter April Ryan
Alexandria is a second-year student who is concentrating her studies on Government, Politics and...
4 Tech Classes that Science, Technology and Infrastructure Policy Enthusiasts Must Take at Cornell
In recent years, the number of students getting an MPA and enrolling in the Science, Technology and...
Developing Business Acumen: What I Gained From My First CIPA Semester
My first semester at CIPA was a true leap in terms of my academic and intellectual growth. I took...
Gearing Up for the Beginning of a New CIPA Semester
I would be lying if I told you I am eagerly anticipating the start of the next semester. True, I am...
CIPA Infrastructure Practicum Course Takes Students to Puerto Rico in January
Elisabeth Theresa Lembo is a first-year CIPA Fellow (’20) from New Jersey concentrating in Public...