A geo-economist and defense strategist working at the intersection of finance and defense technology, Anthony Tokarz MIA ’25 discusses how SIPA gave him the practitioner-based toolkit to succeed.

Join fellow SIPA alumni across the globe to welcome admitted students and share what makes our community so special. These mixers are a chance to connect, reflect on your SIPA experience, and help shape the journey of incoming students.

How SIPA’s Executive MPA gave Chris Pilkerton EMPA ’03 the public policy foundation for a career at the intersection of finance, law, and national security.

With her “Garbage and Rats” walking tour, Suzanne Reisman MPA ’00 showcases the city that always squeaks.

MPA ’23 graduate will pursue graduate studies at Tsinghua University focused on innovation and industrial policy

Timothy Frye MIA '92 recalls his participation in U.S. soft power projects and considers the consequences of Trump’s America First policy.

Alfred DeGemmis EMPA '16 and Arnaud Goessens MPA-ESP '16 played active roles in complex negotiations at the 20th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES COP20).

Operation Mincemeat and Dead Outlaw, both coproduced by the SIPA graduate and Iraq War veteran, opened on Broadway earlier this year.

SIPA alumna Annie Liang-Zhou MPA ’13 shares how her work in entrepreneurship, clean energy, and cultural heritage led her to cofound the Junior Board of the World Monuments Fund and help launch its China office.

The entrepreneur, artist, and founder of the Vuslat Foundation discusses how to heal divides in our polarized world.