International relations minor sets graduates on global paths
May 10, 2021
Blair Lapres ’09 is an economist at the World Bank, working on private sector development with governments across the globe, from west Africa to parts of central Asia.
Tony Zhou ’19 worked in Zambia through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Now he’s based in Khartoum, Sudan, with the Darfur Women Action Group, a women-led NGO for survivors of the Darfur genocide.
Ashni Verma ’21, an industrial and labor relations major, is heading to a job as an analyst at the U.S. Government Accountability Office after graduation. These are just three of more than 400 undergraduates who have earned an international relations minor at Cornell.
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A look at the 2019 NHC
Each week, the NTRA will provide a rundown of those who have qualified for the National Horseplayers Championship (NHC) the previous weekend.
The NHC is the most important tournament of the year for horseplayers and is the culmination of a year-long series of NTRA-sanctioned local tournaments conducted by racetracks, casino race books, off-track betting facilities and horse racing and handicapping websites, each of which sends its top qualifiers to the national finals. The 2021 NHC is now slated take place in the Bally s Events Center from August 27-29.
Keegan-Michael Key Reaches into the Past With âMidnight Runâ and âElectric Ladylandâ
The actor, who appears in the upcoming musical âThe Prom,â looks back on improv guides, Whoopi Goldbergâs comedy and Diego Riveraâs murals.
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Dec. 15, 2020
The world may have turned upside-down this year, but the actor-producer Keegan-Michael Key has grounded himself in his work, finding a refuge from the isolation and anxiety of the pandemic.
For a gregarious person like Key, who is used to collaborating with others on set in projects like Netflixâs âJingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey,â Ryan Murphyâs musical âThe Prom,â and even âHome Movie: The Princess Brideâ on Quibi (R.I.P.), conditions this year have forced him to work remotely every day.