Gaelen Hayes, IPS, 2016 IPSS Fellow Andean Alliance for Sustainable Development, Calca, Peru 1. Please describe your experience at MIIS (your program, courses, what motivated you to apply for IPSS, and any other details that you think are relevant). I was in the IPS (now IPD) program at MIIS. When I first came to MIIS I was […]
2016 IPSS Fellow Shen Li is currently interning in the Market Access Division of the World Trade Organization. The WTO recently interviewed Shen for its newsletter – you can read the interview below. Where are you from, and what did you study before joining the WTO? I am from Beijing. I did my Bachelor’s degree in China where […]
The Raechel & Jackie Foundation is looking for MIIS graduate students to work on: A. RJF Fellowship Program Development B. Water Resource Management Project C. Program Monitoring & Evaluation There is flexibility to work from Monterey, Santa Cruz, Nicaragua or a combination of the three. For students who are interested in spending part of the time in […]
Jeanine Willig (far left), DPMI+ Fellow & IPS 2016 student Organization: Social Impact Title: Performance Evaluation Intern Location: Washington, D.C. Social Impact contracts with lots of different organizations, mainly for performance and impact evaluation and capacity building. As a Performance Evaluation Intern, Jeanine’s been working to support the impact evaluation team on Social Impact contracts […]
Thomas Gray, NPTS 2015 IPSS 2015: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) It’s always inspiring to speak with current IPSS fellows in the field, but I’m also curious about where students end up afterwards and how their IPSS experience fits into their longer term career path. Thomas Gray, a 2015 IPSS fellow and former NPTS student […]
IPD student and IPSS fellow Danny Pavitt is currently in the field working as an Environmental Peacebuilding Intern at Conservation International. Conservation International (CI) has been around for 30 years and was established with a vision that included not only the conservation of nature, but also the well-being of humans in relation to nature. As […]
This April, International Environmental Policy student and IPSS fellow Whitney Berry will be presenting at a Geneva workshop titled, “The Application of Genomic Tools for Benthic Monitoring of the Marine Environment: From Technology to Legal and Socio-Economical Aspects.” She will be giving a presentation at the Natural History Museum in Geneva on behalf of the […]
Application Deadline: May 16, 2016 Symposium Dates: July 23-August 13 Location: Bologna, Italy Description: New types of conflict challenge classic methods of conflict management and resolution. Collapsed and fragile states, autonomous networks of illegal activities, the speed of information, and extremist revolutionary movements are all part of the complex conflict kaleidoscope that must be addressed […]
