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Georgetown’s Summer International Relations Program for High School Students ends today

July 18, 2009 # 3:35 pm # Armed Conflict, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Intelligence, International Law, International Organizations # One Comment
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As noted in the previous post, the 2009 Summer International Relations Program for High School Students has been taking place over the course of this past week. Starting last night and continuing through today, the students have been engaging in a crisis simuation relating to Somalia. In a few minutes, they will begin the final phase of this simulation– a meeting of African Union states seeking to adopt a policy to address the problem.

As in past years, the students have been truly amazing! I am honored to have been able to direct the program! My thanks to all the participants!

Many thanks to all the speakers, support staff, and the counselors for their dedication! And a special shout-out to Anupam Chakravarty, the Student Coordinator of the program for his exceptional work!

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Anthony Clark Arend is Professor of Government and Foreign Service at Georgetown University and the Director of the Master of Science in Foreign Service in the Walsh School of Foreign Service.

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