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Join the Aronson Center for International Studies and Global China Connection as we discuss the impact of the upcoming Midterm Elections on international trade and US-China relations with Professor Robert Barbera and Professor Andrew Mertha. Robert Barbera is the Director of the Center for Financial Economics at Johns Hopkins University's Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Andrew Mertha is the Director of SAIS China Studies at Johns Hopkins' School of Advanced International Studies.
First Lunch&Learn of the semester! JHU and SAIS alum Nikhil Gupta discusses his experience at Hopkins, careers in international economics, and how to find purpose with each career decision.
Student Spotlight: Senior, Emily Tatum recieved the Weisman Grant this past summer to intern with Senate Committee on Foreign Relations for the Democratic staff working on the Middle East and North Africa portfolio. Her favorite memory was preparing for Secretary Pompeo's hearing, an Update on American Diplomacy to Advance our National Security Strategy. #internationalstudies #weismangrant
Student Spotlight: Senior Jaycee Yao describes her international research experience funded by the Aronson Grant, “During the summer of 2018, I traveled to San Du county in Guizhou province of Southwestern China, where I conducted a research study at an elementary school and investigated the issue of rural-urban educational inequality in contemporary China. During my stay in Guizhou, I lived among local villagers, observed the life of "left-behind" children, immersed in the culture of ethnic minority tribes, and became exposed to the struggles and hardships that rural families encounter on a daily basis. After two months of stay, I gathered more than 100 surveys and completed more than 35 interview sessions. I'm especially grateful for the Aronson Grant provided and the IS Department that sponsored me and enabled this research study to happen. I have had a profound learning experience and look forward to transform my observations into words.” #aronsoncenter #internationalstudies

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