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SFS in Profile: Students, Faculty, Alumni

Regardless of whether you are just starting your undergraduate career or returning to school to pursue advanced graduate studies, you will benefit from a unique environment at the School of Foreign Service. Many schools teach international relations; few can claim the benefits of a prime Washington DC location; none has the unique blend of world-class faculty, top-flight students  and inspiring alumni that calls SFS home. We invite you browse through these student, faculty and alumni profiles to learn more about the people who make SFS unique.


Eniola Mafe (MAGES '10)

Eniola Mafe (MAGES '10)

Intrigued by the historical, cultural, and economic ties binding Africa and Europe, Eniola Mafe chose the Master’s degree in German and European Studies (MAGES) because, in her words, "it was unlike any other masters program I looked at, and it allowed me the freedom to define my own concentration."

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Stephen Brinkman '07

Stephen Brinkman '07

A Georgetown Perspective

Juggling a job search and an honors certificate in International Business Diplomacy, international economics major Stephen Brinkman '07 still found time to chair the Carroll Round, an annual conference that brings top undergraduates from around the U.S. to Georgetown to present original international economics research.

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Matt Hipple '09

Matt Hipple '09

BSFS Student Combines SFS Education with U.S. Navy ROTC Training

SFS Senior Matt Hipple decided to join Navy ROTC his junior year of high school, before even choosing a college. “I know it sounds like a cliché, but after 9/11 I knew that we were entering a new period of increased global instability, and I wanted to be a part of the US military’s efforts to counteract that.”

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Eric Pohlman '04

Eric Pohlman '04

STIA Major Making a Difference in Africa

Like many SFS students, Eric Pohlman '04 joined the Peace Corps when he graduated. He served for two years in Cameroon as an agro-forestry volunteer. But unlike most of his peers, he stayed in Africa.

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