Student 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.
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 MoreA quick highlight today of the work of longtime friend of Admissions Professor Katrina Burgess. Professor Burgess has spent many years on the Admissions Committee, and somehow also finds time to teach and conduct research focusing on migrant and diaspora communities, with a focus on Mexico and Central America.
Read MoreA few weeks after the big January application deadline, our processing factory is at full steam and we’re happily reading through all of your applications.
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 MoreIt’s time to turn to our 2nd-year student bloggers, starting today with Kanako. The third MALD semester is often the most hectic of them all, which is certainly the case for Kanako
Read MoreToday we’ll hear from Almarie, looking forward to the spring after wrapping up an unusual first Fletcher semester
Read MoreA neat news tidbit to share today for prospective students interested in language study during grad school: The Fares Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies has recently introduced Language Tables in Arabic, Hebrew, and Farsi.
Read MoreOccasionally I like to direct blog readers toward the many Fletcher faculty voices driving the greater public conversations on the
Read MoreFriends, today is the day! I applaud those of you who have been using the past few days to review and re-review your applications in order to catch the odd typo, tighten up a phrase or two, and make sure you didn’t accidentally mention some other school in one of your essays. Time to hit that shiny, candy-like “submit” button, though.
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