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May 21 2021 | Posted In: Awards, Staff
Stanford Global Studies congratulates Jessie Brunner, senior program manager and director of human trafficking research in the Center for Human Rights & International Justice, for receiving the 2021 Dean’s Award of Merit in the innovation category.
Two Stanford students, including East Asian studies master's student Cole McFaul, have been selected as 2021 Yenching Academy Scholars and will begin master’s programs in Chinese Studies at Peking University in the fall.
Stanford students Cole McFaul and Caroline Zhang, who are both pursuing master...
More than 80 community college students interested in global studies gathered virtually to explore international career paths at the first ever Stanford Fair for Community College Students.
The day-long event, hosted by Stanford Global Studies (SGS), featured workshops and presentations led by...
Every May, the nation honors and recognizes Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. This year’s celebrations come in the midst of an increasing number of anti-Asian hate incidents in California and across the country, but the scourge of anti-Asian violence is not new, Stanford...
Sarah Myers is a senior majoring in international relations with specializations in East & South Asia and international security. She spoke with us about her experience purusing an IR degree and studying abroad at Stanford.
What has been the most fulfilling part of studying IR at Stanford?
For...
Kate Churchill is a senior majoring in international relations with specializations in social development & human wellbeing and Latin American & Iberian studies. She spoke with us about her experience pursuing a degree in IR and studying abroad at Stanford.
David Cohen, WSD Handa Professor in Human Rights and International Justice, professor of classics and director of the Stanford Center for Human Rights and International Justice (formerly the Handa Center), has been awarded the 2021 Miriam Aaron Roland Volunteer Service Prize.
Cohen is a leading...
Sylvie Ashford is a senior majoring in international relations and minoring in Arabic. Passionate about public service, human rights, and ethical governance, Sylvie is currently writing an honors thesis on authoritarian resilience in Oman through CDDRL. In this interview, Sylvie reflects on her...
Seven Stanford University scholars have been awarded 2021 Guggenheim Fellowships. This prestigious honor recognizes mid-career scholars, artists and scientists who have demonstrated a previous capacity for outstanding work and continue to show exceptional promise.
This year’s fellows from Stanford...
Apr 6 2021 | Stefanie Pietkiewicz and Kristyn Hara
In today’s globalized world, the relationship between citizenship and identity has become increasingly complex.
A group of middle and high school educators discussed ways to incorporate this critical topic into their social studies curricula through a virtual workshop led by Stanford Global Studies...
