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The educational experience at SIPA is enhanced by a rich array of special events and programs offered at the School and throughout the University. These range from formal lectures, day-long conferences, and cultural performances to student-sponsored talks, film screenings and photo exhibitions. Up to date listings of events can be found on the SIPA Web site, the University online events calendar and a number of print publications, including Events at SIPA.
In any given week, SIPA's institutes, centers and programs host dozens of speakers who share their expertise at brown bag, lectures, panel discussion, symposiums and other special events.
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The faculty of the School of International and Public Affairs are frequently called upon by the news media to provide analysis and commentary on current events. Listed below are a few recent examples of our faculty contributions to reporting on critical public policy issues. If the articles are available to the general public, we have provided a direct link; if not, the link will lead to the publication's homepage. Read more faculty media clips
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Congratulations to the SIPA Class of 2009!
Capstone Workshop: What is a "Fragile" Nation? 
Professor Douglas Almond's research featured in the New York Times: "U.S. Births Hint at Bias for Boys in Some Asians."
Professor Richard Robb writes in Forbes: “Debt and Decision-Making at General Motors”
SIPA launches “Global Fellows Program”
The Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies presents “The Obama Administration Faces Afghanistan” 
Studying emerging markets: "Because someone needs it." More
"Breaking the Green Ceiling: Affordable Housing Meets Environmentalism."
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Ambassador Azmat Hassan speaks with SIPA in a podcast on the Pakistani offensive against the Taliban. 
Professor Stephen Sestanovich writes in The Washington Post on "Cold War Leftovers."
Steven Cohen writes in Consilience: "Wasted Again: What Can We Do With All of That Garbage?"