Maxwell Student News

Maxwell Student News
Maxwell faculty, students honored at One University Awards event
Syracuse University held the inaugural One University Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, April 25, in Hendricks Chapel, honoring members of the University community, many from Maxwell, for their scholarship, teaching, academic achievement, leadership and service.

Four Maxwell students named 2017 Syracuse University Scholars
Farrell Brenner, Rachel Brown-Weinstock, Hasmik Djoulakian, and Soleil Young are among the 12 graduating seniors named 2017 Syracuse University Scholars, the highest undergraduate honor that the University bestows.

MPA student James Tatum publishes article on securities fraud in BBLJ
"State Sanctioned Fraud," an article co-written by MPA student James L. Tatum III, examines the new trend of SEC enforcement actions against states for federal securities laws violations. The article was published in the Business & Bankruptcy Law Journal.

MPA/IR student Temnycky's op-ed on Ukraine's IT boom in EUobserver
Mark Temnycky, a Maxwell MPA/IR student, discusses Ukraine's rapidly developing information technology sector and how this industry can be of great benefit to the EU in his op-ed, "Ukraine’s IT boom could speed up EU integration."

Alums discuss ROK-Japan-U.S. anti-submarine warfare in op-ed on RCD
"ROK-Japan-U.S. Anti-Submarine Warfare Cooperation: An Urgent Priority," written by Jane Chung ’16 MPA/IR and PhD candidate in political science, Erik French ’12 MA (PSc), was published on RealClearDefense.com.

Meghan Mistry, senior with PSc minor, recounts time at Syracuse
Reflecting on her four years at Syracuse University, senior broadcast and digital journalism student Meghan Mistry, who also has a minor in political science, knows that she is well prepared to enter the workforce following what has been four years full of learning, career experience and memories.

Kyra Azzato, PSc undergrad, heads to infantry officer course (IBOLC)
Kyra Azzato, an undergrad studying political science, will become the first woman from Syracuse University—and among the first few in the nation—to attend Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course. Read more.

Erik French '12 MA (PSc) op-ed on US, Japan, and Trade in The Diplomat
Erik French, a PhD candidate in political science, wrote an op-ed, "The US, Japan, and Trade: What Trump Can Learn From the 1990s," that was published in The Diplomat.

Boroujerdi, student Abdulkadir featured in DO story on immigration ban
Professor Mehrzad Boroujerdi and Khadijo Abdulkadir, an undergraduate student in international relations, share how they're personally affected by the immigration ban in The Daily Orange article, "At Syracuse University, Trump’s executive order has consequences."

PhD candidate Strother paper on policy reform published in LSE blog
Logan Strother, a PhD candidate in political science, investigated how Congress is influenced into passing certain reforms. His paper was published in the London School of Economics U.S. Centre's daily blog, American Politics and Policy.

Current MPA class includes two Robertson Fellows
Two MPA/IR students who entered Maxwell in July, Christie Gingras and Max Tucker, hold this prestigious award from the Robertson Foundation for Government.

Maxwell seniors among honored Remembrance Scholars

Maxwell seniors among honored Remembrance Scholars In total, 35 Syracuse University students were celebrated at a convocation, memorializing those lost in the bombing of Pan Am 103. Sixteen seniors majoring in Maxwell School disciplines were among the 35 Syracuse University students honored as 20

Veteran receives SoldierStrong scholarship toward Maxwell degree

Veteran receives SoldierStrong scholarship toward Maxwell degree Jordan Robinson, who served in the Marine Corps for six years prior to becoming a graduate student in the public diplomacy program at Maxwell, was recently awarded the 2016 SoldierStrong SoldierScholarship. The SoldierScholarship is mea

Maxwell students, faculty, alumni featured in story on Standing Rock
Recent events at Standing Rock spark new questions about sacredness, environment, tribal nation sovereignty.

Ramchandani, PhD candidate, wins achievement award for journal article
Taapsi Ramchandani '15 EMPA, a PhD candidate in anthropology, was awarded a first place achievement award for her article, "Narratives of Development: An Anthropological Investigation into Narratives as a Source of Enquiry in Development Planning," by NAPA.

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