Elliott School Hosts Third Annual Forum on Governing in the Global Age
The Elliott School welcomed state leaders to a three-day forum in June on Governing in the Global Age. The forum examined issues raised by globalization in a variety of areas, including employment, education, crime, and governance.

Elliott School Exceeds Enrollment Goals for Incoming Classes
The Elliott School anticipates that it will exceed its enrollment goals for the school'S incoming undergraduate and graduate classes while maintaining its high standards of academic achievement.

Elliott School'S Latin American Studies Program Begins Expansion
The Latin American Studies Program at the Elliott School of International Affairs is embarking on a period of expansion.

Enrollments Increase in Elliott School Certificate Programs
Enrollment in the Elliott School'S certificate programs has more than doubled over the past two years. Created by the Elliott School in 1995, the certificate programs provide students with concentrated expertise in a particular subject.

New Intelligence Officer-in-Residence Arrives at Elliott School
George C. Fidas has joined the faculty of the Elliott School as Intelligence Officer-in-Residence. He began his term at the Elliott School this fall and is teaching a course on Non-Traditional Security Challenges in International Affairs".

Elliott School Awards Shapiro Fellowship and Scholarship
Nathan Converse, a 2001 graduate of the Elliott School, was recently awarded a J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Scholarship.

Elliott School Presents Naomi Poling Warbasse Award
Leah Markowitz, a graduate student enrolled in the Elliott School's international affairs program, has been named the fifth recipient of the Naomi Poling Warbasse Award.