The Graduate Program in International Political Economy & Development
On March 22, Fordham IPED program held its annual Alumni Network Night at Lincoln Center campus. During the event, four IPED alumni, Ira Weinstock ’82, Jason Lynch ’10, Will Spisak ’14, and Angeli Diamante-Burnes ’18 were invited to speak and share their career journeys. Following the panel, Language Immersion Study Awards, Arrupe Field Placements, and […]
Fordham IPED students had the pleasure of visiting the United States Mission to the United Nations (USUN), which serves as the United States’ delegation to the United Nations. Among others, they were received by individuals with roles such as Political Advisor and Counselor of Public Affairs. During their briefing, they learned about how USUN operates, […]
By Saujan Khapung – Fordham IPED 2024 Spes Nova’s mission is to help promote sustainable and inclusive development of the working poor in the world’s poorest regions through access to low-cost capital, overseas markets, and insurance products. Spes Nova which literally translates into “New Hope” in Latin, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit which was launched by […]
By Kendall Ogle My internship at University Neighborhood Housing Program (UNHP) has proven to be a veryrich and formative experience. UNHP was formed to create and preserve affordable housing inthe northwest Bronx community, and this work takes several forms. There are staff memberswho provide direct assistance to Bronxites who seek housing and financial services, others […]
By Evan Osgood In addition to the citywide government headed by the mayor, each New York Cityborough also has a municipal government headed by a Borough President. These borough officescoordinate elections, pass ordinances, distribute funds, and advocate for their borough’s interestsat the city and state levels. As a policy intern at the Bronx Borough President’s […]
