Re-cap: Women in Foreign Policy Group Mentoring Fair

February 23, 2012 1 Comment

On Wednesday, February 22, 2012,  students (including CGAers) and professionals attended the Women in Foreign Policy Mentoring Fair. The end verdict-  “it was worth the time to make such great connections with experienced leaders across various fields!”

Those who attended, met with the likes of professionals from Deloitte, UNFPA, The Council on Foreign Affairs, The Girl Scouts of America, and many many more. Topics covered ranged from Non-profit management, Human Rights and Media, United Nations, Corporate Social Responsibility and tons more! To view the listing of speakers and various topics, click here.

To stay on top of future events from WFP, click here. A special thanks to all mentors that took time out to attend and speak intimately with students and professionals. Also thanks to the Women In Foreign Policy Group for putting this event together.

JOB & INTERNSHIP ALERT: WFP also has a number of internship and Job opportunities. Summer internship deadline is scheduled for March 25, so apply soon!

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About Global Affairs Graduate Society
The Global Affairs Graduate Society represents the diverse MSGA student body by actively making connections between the academic pursuits of global affairs and the practical political landscape—through events, networking, career building, communication, cross-cultural understanding, and by providing a space for dialogue and student activism. All students currently enrolled in the MSGA program are members of GAGS and are invited to participate in all events. Officers are annually elected as student representatives by a vote of the student body for service the following year. In addition to planning events, GAGS Officers are accessible to all students for assistance in all matters of the Global Affairs program.

One Response to Re-cap: Women in Foreign Policy Group Mentoring Fair

  1. Women's Political Leadership Discussion Forum says:
    February 24, 2012 at 12:25 am

    Reblogged this on kimberlyhatton and commented:
    I recommend interested and eligible parties to attend the Women in Foreign Policy events.

    Reply

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