Concentrations at CIPA: Government, Politics, and Policy Studies

Interested in what our different concentrations have to offer? In this post in our series about CIPA concentrations, we hear from Ranissa Adityavarman.  Ranissa is a first year CIPA fellow, CPAS Vice-President, and esteemed ...
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March 13, 2017Academics, Government, Politics, and Policy Studiesgovernment, political economy, politics, Rangel

Concentrations at CIPA: International Development

In this post in our series about CIPA concentrations, we hear from Vanisha Sharma, and international student from India. Vanisha is a first year CIPA fellow (2018) concentrating in International Development. In this blog ...
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March 11, 2017Academicsbehavioral economics, evaluation, global health, International Development, rural developement, vanisha sharma

Concentrations at CIPA: Science, Technology and Infrastructure Policy

Interested in what our different concentrations have to offer? In this post in our series about CIPA concentrations, we hear from Alvaro Díaz Bedregal, an international student from Peru. Alvaro is a first year ...
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March 9, 2017AcademicsInfrastructure, Peru, Science, Science, Technology and Infrastructure Policy, Technology

Student Clubs: Getting Involved as a Graduate Student

Do you have a calling? Or perhaps, just want to meet like-minded folks? In this post, we hear from Anlly Palacios, a first year CIPA fellow focusing on Social Policy who is passionate about ...
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March 7, 2017UncategorizedAnlly Palacios, Cornell Latin America Student Society, Cornell Policy Review, Latino/a Graduate Student Coalition, Student Life, Women in Public Policy

CIPA Networking Events

Who you know can be just as important as what you know. Choose CIPA and connect to the vast Cornell network right away at our annual events

March 2, 2017Off-Campus OpportunitiesCareer Management