PhD 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 MoreFletcher’s fabulous students and what they’re up to.
Hello blog readers! It’s me, Jessica, newish director of Fletcher’s PhD Program in International Relations. Dan has generously offered me
Read MoreRegular 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 MoreIt 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 MoreHaving 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.
Read More2nd-year MALD student Victoria checks in with us today, anticipating a brighter 2021.
Read MoreToday we’ll check in with Mohit, who does us all a favor by looking back on all the positives of the second half of 2020.
Read MoreToday we’ll hear from Almarie, looking forward to the spring after wrapping up an unusual first Fletcher semester
Read MoreIt’s time to check in with our student bloggers as they prepare to begin the spring semester. We’ll start with Princess, updating us on a very busy fall semester.
Read MoreWe bloggers have to look out for each other, and it’s in that spirit that I encourage readers to check out the blog of the Fletcher Gender Analysis & Women’s Leadership program.
Read MoreThe end of last week marked an annual Fletcher tradition, different this year as with everything. “Januarians,” those students who begin their time at Fletcher in the spring semester, have a commencement ceremony each December. These students are also invited to the larger commencement ceremonies each spring, but this cohort of students have a unique identity and bond with each other, and it’s nice to set aside some time each year to celebrate them on their own.
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