2005 Issue of SAISPHERE Is Now Available
SAIS recently published the 2005 issue of its annual magazine, SAISPHERE. In this year's issue we asked several members of the faculty and alumni community to explore the theme, "New Horizons: Exploring Our Energy Future." Click here for the online version or send an email to saispubaffairs@jhu.edu to request a printed copy.
Nominations for 2005 SAIS Employee of the Year Award Now Being Accepted
Click here to download the SAIS Employee of the Year nomination form and instructions. Faculty, staff and students are eligible to nominate SAIS staff members for this award. Nominations should be submitted in a sealed envelope to Gerry Stover in Nitze 303 by close of business on Monday, December 5, 2005. Associate Dean Bonnie Wilson Invites Current SAIS Students to Thanksgiving Dinner
Current SAIS students are invited to attend Thanksgiving Dinner at the home of Associate Dean Bonnie Wilson on Thursday, November 24 at 7 p.m. Attendance is limited to the first 75 students. Please sign up in Nitze 202 by November 16. Directions will be provided. November/December 2005 Issue of SAIS Reports Available Online
Click here for the online version of the November/December 2005 issue. September/October 2005 Issue of SAIS Reports Available Online
Click here for the online version of the September/October 2005 issue. SAIS Professor Thayer Receives Award from Japanese Government
Nathaniel Thayer, the Yasuhiro Nakasone Professor in the SAIS Japan Studies Program, was awarded the Japanese government's Order of Rising Sun, Gold Rays with the Neck Ribbon during a ceremony on July 11 at Ambassador Ryozo Kato's residence in Washington, D.C. The honor recognized Thayer's accomplishments in the promotion of the understanding of Japan and the strengthening of Japanese studies in the United States. 2005-06 SAIS Catalog Available Online
Click here for the online version of the 2005-06 catalog. SAIS Professor Gleijeses Receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Piero Gleijeses, SAIS professor of American foreign policy, has been named a 2005 Guggenheim Fellow to pursue his research on Cuban and U.S. policy toward Southern Africa in the Carter and Reagan years. The 186 fellows, chosen from more than 3,000 applicants of artists, scholars and scientists, are appointed on the basis of distinguished achievement in the past and exceptional promise for future accomplishment. This year, Gleijeses is one of six Johns Hopkins faculty members awarded Guggenheim Fellows. Click here for more information. April/May 2005 Issue of SAIS Reports Available Online
Click here for the online version of the April/May 2005 issue. February/March 2005 Issue of SAIS Reports Available Online
Click here for the online version of the February/March 2005 issue. Click here to view 2004 Announcements. Click here to go back to Insider page. | 
