While many CITS programs are designed to impart the fundamentals of strategic trade management, the Export Control Fellows Program offers more advanced training to select individuals with extensive background in the fields of strategic trade and nonproliferation. The Export Control Fellows Program brings a small number of high-ranking professionals from other countries to train in Athens for two weeks during the summer.
During their time in Athens, participants design, execute, and present written research projects that are of value to them as individuals and to their parent institutions, while forming professional connections that strengthen regional efficiency in managing the trade of dual-use and strategic goods.
Even during his undergraduate experience, Jaren Dunning (MPA ’13, JD ’13) knew he wanted his career to revolve around supporting human rights initiatives. Currently he is the Senior Legal Director
Independence. Fairness. Objectivity. Courage. Those are just a few of the words Mark Lee Greenblatt, Inspector General, used to describe the work of his office during the Getzen Lecture on
As part of International Education Month, Public Administration and Policy is celebrating some of our outstanding international students. Meet Kyoung-cheol (Casey) Kim. Kyoung-cheol (Casey) Kim from Seoul, South Korea is
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