Drop-in hours for Sarah Denes on Thursday 3/28 are cancelled due to a conflicting event.
Month: March 2019
The Importance of Personal Finance for Women
Join the Graduate Finance Society and the School of Business as they hear from the founder and academic director of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center, Dr. Annamaria Lusardi, as she discusses the importance of women being literate in the matters of their personal finances. It is free and open to all students!
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Academic Advising drop-in hours Monday 3/25
Drop-in hours for Patrick Murphy on Monday 3/25 will be held from 1-2pm.
Paterson Review – Call for Papers
CALL FOR PAPERS
Paterson Review of International Affairs
Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University
Volume 19, 2019
Submission deadline: April 30th, 2019
Submissions sent to: patersonreview@gmail.com
The Paterson Review of International Affairs is a scholarly journal exclusively showcasing the work of graduate students in the field of international affairs. Managed by students from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, the Paterson Review is dedicated to publishing articles on a wide range of emerging issues in the theory and practice of international affairs. For the 19th volume of the Paterson Review, we welcome submissions on a variety of policy-relevant topics including but not limited to:
National and international security
Conflict analysis and resolution
International economics
International development
Global governance
Global Health
Intelligence
Environment
Papers submitted should concern contemporary policy issues and include specific policy recommendations. All submissions will be evaluated for originality, policy relevance, rigor, and depth. Six (6) submissions will be selected for publication.
Paper Guidelines
- No more than 6000 words, including endnotes and bibliography
- Use an endnote citation style
- Include a 100- to 200-word abstract and 5-6 keywords
- A cover page featuring author information
- Not under consideration for publication in another journal
Since 2007, the Paterson Review has been published both in print and online formats. The journal has been serialized in order to be indexable by libraries. This is an excellent opportunity for MA and PhD students from across North America to get their work published in a peer- and expert-reviewed journal.
For further information on the Paterson Review, please visit https://carleton.ca/npsia/paterson-review-of-international-affairs/
or get in touch with the editorial staff at patersonreview@gmail.com.
Academic Advising drop-in hours cancelled 3/11
Drop-in hours for Patrick Murphy on Monday 3/11 are cancelled. Advising drop-in hours for Elizabeth Lusk and Sarah Denes will be held as normally scheduled, Tuesday 11:00-1:00 and Thursday 11:00-1:00, respectively, if you need assistance.
Career coaching drop-in hours adjusted for Mon. 3/11
Career coaching drop-in hours with Sharon McCoy on Monday, March 11 will be held from 12:00-1:30 p.m.
Young Professionals in Foreign Policy event 3/19
The Geneva Challenge 2019: The Challenges of Global Health
The Geneva Challenge aims to encourage interdisciplinary problem solving analysis among master students on advancing human development within the scope of a relevant topic.
Global Health is a defining challenge of tomorrow’s world and is a critical concern for both developing and developed countries. As the key to this issue is an interdisciplinary solution, crossing traditional boundaries between academic disciplines, we are inviting Master students from all academic programmes and from anywhere in the world to provide helpful strategic recommendations. Five prizes, one per continent, we will be distributed.
Teams of 3-5 master students must submit an 8,000 word proposal which:
- identify a challenge stemming from global health;
- construct an interdisciplinary analysis on how it affects different aspects of development in a specific (but transposable) context;
- propose innovation at the policy, practice, process or technology levels turning the challenge into development opportunity.
The Geneva Challenge 2019 will distribute 25’000 CHF in monetary prizes and the finalists will be invited to publicly present their work in Geneva before a panel of high-level experts. Networking opportunities are also envisioned as part of the prize package.
Registrations close on 24th March 2019.
Submission due by 15th July 2019.
More information is available on: www.graduateinstitute.ch/TheGenevaChallenge
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