The European and Eurasian Studies Program cordially invites you to a Russia Eurasia Forum with Professor Mark Kramer of Harvard University as he why "The 'New Cold War' Metaphor Makes No Sense." The series is hosted by Professor Charles Gati.
RSVP is required. Seats are limited. Lunch ...
Join the school's Student Diversity Coalition for an Alumni Career Panel.
Professor XingXing Wang will describe the social and political changes occurring in North Korea, based on her own in-country research, investigation, interviews with political elites, academic scholars, newsmen in Rodong Sinmun and normal citizens in Pyongyang, Kaesong and rural areas in North...
Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark
States and Non-state Actors in the Middle East Series
Helle Malmvig is Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS), specializing in Middle East regional...
Learn how to use RefWorks to import, organize, and store references to books, articles, documents, and websites... anything you need for a paper or project. Taught by Steve Sears and Jenny Gelman, SAIS Librarians, this class will also touch upon the RefWorks add-in for Word and Google Docs, used...
Skills Course on Entrepreneurship sponsored by Global Careers. There will be an additional session on Thursday, February 28th off campus from 6:00pm-9:00pm.
The objective of the course is to introduce students to intermediate techniques of Microsoft Excel that will allow them to become more familiar with the software, improve their data organization and presentation skills, and become proficient with the most commonly used functions. The course will...
Johns Hopkins SAIS alumnus '05 Thomas West is former National Security Council Director for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Special Advisor to Vice President Biden, and served in Afghanistan and Pakistan for the State Department. He is now Associate Vice President at The Cohen Group, a global...
The European and Eurasian Studies Program cordially invites you to a special seminar on Monday, February 25, 2019, 12:30-1:45pm, with Professor Alina Bârg"aoanu of Harvard University who will discuss "The East-West divide in the European Union: Consequences for the Transatlantic Relationship."...
Decentralized clean energy systems will play a major role in closing Nigeria’s energy access gap due to grid limitations. A large proportion of Nigeria’s 117 million people either are unconnected to the national grid or frustrated by intermittent power. Currently, highly polluting gasoline or...