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Today! Take a study break and join the IS department for some cookies and cocoa to finish off the semester.
Student Spotlight: Senior Elizabeth Duncan received the Weisman grant and spent the past summer interning for the Foreign Commercial Service (FCS) Mission to the European Union in the US Embassy in Brussels, Belgium. The FCS is a branch of the Department of Commerce and has locations in embassies across the globe. Her office in particular closely followed and monitored standards and regulations passed by the European Union and analyzed their impact on US business interests #weismangrant
Student Spotlight: Alex Marksteiner, SAIS BA/MA, spent her summer of 2018 interning in Berlin at the Federal Foreign Office of Germany in the Division for International Order and the United Nations. Her principal tasks included writing talking points for the German Minister of State’s meeting on the Security Council of the UN, drafting and updating research reports on UN peacekeeping and the Middle Eastern peace process, translating press statements from German to English, and crafting letters to heads of state following Germany’s election to the Security Council. #weismangrant
Professor Worden, spoke at the first Faculty Friday lunch of the year about her experiences as a human rights advocate, consultant, writer, and translator for nonprofits and the US Congress. She also has experience being a lawyer specializing in civil litigation and international compliance counseling in New York City. This was a great opportunity for students thinking about working for NGOs, in the public sector, or practicing law with an international focus in the future to get their questions answered! #facultyfridays

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