DPP Archive

The Outstanding Academic Achievement Award is given to students from each Master's program who have achieved the highest GPA (grade point average) at the end of the program.

This academic year DPP's Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards have been extended to Amy Schoeber in the one-year MA program and James Wilhelm in Mundus MAPP.

Amy and James, congratulations and all the best with your future endevours! 

Martin Kahanec, Associate Professor at the Department of Public Policy, presented as an invited panelist at IZA/RAND Workshop: Mapping Diasporas in the European Union and the United States jointly organized by IZA, RAND and the European Commission in Brussels on June 3, 2014. Kahanec discussed the importance of mobility in the EU facing multiple demographic and economic deficits. He focused on East-West mobility, highlighting the eocnomic potentials of skilled migration from Eastern Partnership countries.