Alumni

Open to Opportunities, Looking for Challenges

March 21, 2016
Agnes Doka

Agnes Doka (MAPP '11) has had an interesting life – one that has taken her to Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Italy, Libya, Pakistan, Uganda, and many other places in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. There has been a good deal of continuity too. "Wherever I go and whatever I do, it involves communications in some way. That's what I've always been doing," she says.

Agim Selami Credits Time at CEU as “Turning Point” in His Life

October 6, 2015
Agim Selami

Looking back at his decision to study public policy at CEU...

Alumna Praises her “Dependable and Reliable” CEU Network

September 29, 2015
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“Because of my connection with CEU,” explains Anna Franceschi (One-Year MAPP ‘14), “I had immediate access...

SPP Students, Alumni, Faculty, and Staff Celebrate Start of Academic Year

September 18, 2015
SPP students gather together to kick off the new academic year. Photo: SPP
More than 80 incoming and returning students, alumni, faculty, and staff gathered at SPP on September 16 to celebrate the start of the 2015-16...

SPP in Nairobi: Experiencing Regional and Global Policy-making Firsthand

September 8, 2015
Rumbidzai Masango (MPA '15) speaks with Thabo Mbeki about "Stop the Bleeding," Africa's Campaign against Illicit Financial Flows. Photo: Rumbidzai Masango

This summer, SPP alumna Rumbidzai Masango (MPA ’15) and students Corina Ajder and Balint Nemeth (both MPA ’16) embarked on exciting opportunities to work on key policy issues in Nairobi, Kenya. “The policy space in Africa is constantly changing,” noted Masango. “This is both exciting and frustrating. I like working in Nairobi because Kenya is an influential country in East Africa and is also near Addis Ababa, the melting pot of policy engagement in Africa.”