GSPIA's mission is to prepare leaders with the skills, vision and knowledge to build a better world. Founded on and committed to the values of public service, diversity and excellence, GSPIA provides preeminent research and educational programs in public and international affairs. With over 7,000 alumni worldwide, GSPIA’s collective mind makes a difference every day in careers spanning all sectors—public, private and nonprofit.
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Dr. Angela Reynolds Obtains Funding for ACHA Project
Dr. Anglea Reynolds recently received funding to complete a research project for the Allegheny County Housing Authority (ACHA).
Spring 2010 Student Travel Grant Competition Announced
GSPIA is pleased to announce the Spring 2010 Student Travel Grant competition. GSPIA offers modest funding to support travel for internships and to present professional papers. Travel must be completed before the fall semester. The deadline for applications is Mon., Mar. 15.
Pitt Political Review, GSPIA Edition Announces Call for Papers
The GSPIA edition of The Pitt Political Review announces its 2010 call for papers. The publication welcomes papers that explore diverse policy issues and provide innovative perspectives on domestic and global political, economic and security questions. The deadline for submission is Mon., Feb. 1.
City of Pittsburgh, Department of City Planning Information Session
The GSPIA Office of Career Services will present an information session for students interested in learning more about a summer internship with the City of Pittsburgh.
Information Session: Amizade
The GSPIA Office of Career Services will present an information session for students interested in learning more about internship opportunities with Amizade on Wed., Feb. 10.
Alumni Career Briefing: The Capital City Fellows Program
Please join Career Services for an alumni briefing on the Capital City Fellows Program on Wed., Feb. 10. Ted Archer (MPA '09) will speak about his experience as a current fellow.
GSPIA’s Washington Connection has three components: a semester-long program of study; a new Center offering services to GSPIA students and alumni; and a network of alumni in scores of offices throughout the nation’s capital.
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