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What We (The Next Generation of American Leaders) Think
Our parents ahve the greatest influence over our political views; celebrities and faith leaders have the least. FDR and Obama are our ideal leaders historically and today. Peter Singer, Heather Messera and Brendan Orino of Brookings outline major attitudes and values of young leaders in their new … [Read More...]
Earth Day: How Much Water Do You Use?
Could you live on only 30 liters of water a day? Do you even know how much water you use in a typical day? Take the upcoming Earth Day to really think about the environment you live in and the things perhaps that you might take for granted, including something as routine as water consumption. … [Read More...]
Global Scholar Early Bird Discount Expires Tomorrow!
The summer program fee is $2155 through 4/15 - a 10% discount off the regular price! Find out more about Global Scholar and apply today to take advantage of this discount! … [Read More...]
When Conflict Health Becomes A Military Tactic
From developing refugee situations to border disputes, health crises that arise as a result of conflict are unfortunately quite common. Conflict health disrupts the ways that people access resources like food, water, and medicine. On the other hand, conflict health also creates the circumstances … [Read More...]
Educating to End Malaria
Education is a fundamental right that every human being should be provided with. Along with the basic idea of obtaining an education or having the option to pursue an education, access to education is something that is being denied to millions of children in sub-Saharan Africa. This is not to say … [Read More...]
