On October 22, CGTN’s Elaine Reyes spoke with Yuval Weber, Ph.D. about the significance of Washington pulling out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty and what it could mean for Russia, the United States, and the rest of the world.
Our students had the opportunity to participate in this innovative learning experience of a guided simulation organized by professional diplomats designed to educate and prepare participants to learn to cope with a plausible real-world crisis scenario.
Dr. Weber highlighted the sources of Putin’s power and explained how he has been able to secure his leadership over an extended period of time.
The social allowed for key stakeholders to give and receive updates about exciting developments at DMGS and how they will benefit students, staff, and faculty going forward.
On September 26, 2018, DMGS participated in the 11th Annual Global Investment Symposium, “Pathways to Prosperity” at the Harvard Club in Manhattan. The day held interesting talks on negotiating, the GDP around the world, investing in Saudi Arabia and a session on economics of national security with DMGS President, Col Chris Croft and Bruce Mosler, Chairman Emeritus, BENS.
On October 10, 2018, Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security (DMGS) students convened for a career workshop with Los Alamos National Laboratory, whose mission is to solve national security challenges through scientific excellence. All students had the opportunity to individually discuss available career opportunities with Jon Ventura, Senior Advisor at Los Alamos.
CGTN’s Mike Walter spoke with Yuval Weber an Associate Professor at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School and a Global Fellow at the Wilson Center’s Kennan Institute about Russian cyber crime allegations.
In the September 27 episode of The Stream, Dr. Yuval Weber, a Kennan Institute Associate Professor of Russian and Eurasian studies at Daniel Morgan Graduate School, was referenced during a discussion of Russian perspectives on some of the biggest news stories regarding US-Russian relations and what can be done to improve ties between the two countries.
Jackie draws on her years of experience in career management consultancy offering clients one-on-one counseling on professional development to help students formulate their own career development strategies.