Kanako enjoys early spring in Boston
It’s time to check in with our student bloggers, starting with Kanako, who’s enjoying a welcome (and somewhat rare) early spring in Boston while busily planning for life after Fletcher.
Read moreOur Students
Fletcher’s fabulous students and what they’re up to.
PhD Post #5: Weekend Reading
With thanks to Dan for handing over the reins for this week, today is the final day of the PhD
Read morePhD Week Post #4: A PhD ‘Triple Jumbo’
When PhD students (technically, at this stage, “PhD Candidates”) have completed their classes and comprehensive exams, and they’ve successfully defended
Read morePhD Week Post #3: From work in Nigeria to research at Fletcher
As I mentioned on Monday, the PhD program can be broken up roughly into three phases. The first, when students
Read morePhD Week Post #2: MYF to MALD to PhD
Today is Day 2 of the PhD program’s occupation of the Admissions Blog and I (Jessica) want to introduce the
Read morePhD Takes Over the Blog!
Hello blog readers! It’s me, Jessica, newish director of Fletcher’s PhD Program in International Relations. Dan has generously offered me
Read moreFSociety victory tour: the digest version
Regular blog readers have come to know FSociety, Fletcher’s cybersecurity simulation team, pretty well. They’ve had a lot of success over the past year and change, and I’ve done my best to keep up with the deluge of accolades as I hear about them.
Read moreHuman security research at the Leir Institute with MALD student Neiha
It was a delight to hear recently from second-year MALD student Neiha, who provides an update on the variety of human security research with which she’s been involved at the Henry J. Leir Institute, Fletcher’s research center dedicated to human security topics.
Read moreStudent publications: Madison in Ms.
Having recently highlighted some new faculty publications in this space, I also want to call attention to examples of the exciting work Fletcher students and alumni continue to do, as well.
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