Greetings from the Office of Graduate Admissions at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies! It's our pleasure to assist you as you navigate the graduate school application process. Please take a moment to get to know our team that is here to support you as you research our programs, proceed through the application process, and perhaps join our exceptional student body. Please contact our office by calling 303.871.2544 or emailing korbeladm@du.edu if you have any questions. We look forward to speaking with you!

Admissions staff

 Brad Miller, Director

Brad Miller joined the Josef Korbel School of International Studies in November of 2007. Prior to the Josef Korbel School, he was the Associate Director of Graduate Admissions at the Elliott School of International Affairs at The George Washington University. He holds a BA from Eastern Mennonite University and an MA in Higher Education Administration from the University of Denver.

He manages the wonderful Josef Korbel School of International Studies Admissions staff and oversees the day to day administration of the office. Outside of the office, Brad enjoys spending time with his wife Jessica and son Silas.  When he is not with them, he is training for marathons, hiking or reading the Economist. He  can be reached at 303.871.2989 or brad.miller@du.edu.Read the Office of Graduate Admissions blog.

Rachel Crocker, Senior Admissions Assistant

Rachel Crocker joined the admissions staff in fall of 2011. She is originally from Wyoming an graduated from the University of Wyoming with BAs in International Studies and Ethnomusicology. She is a first year International Human Rights Student with interests on post-conflict development and the impact of conflict on women and children.

Mike Smith, Admissions Assistant

Michael Smith is a first-year International Human Rights student who is also pursuing the Humanitarian Assistance Certificate. He is originally from West Michigan and received his B.A. in Business Administration from Grand Valley State University. After graduating, Michael worked for the YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado for three years. Looking for a change of pace he joined the Peace Corps and was placed in Panama. Michael focused mainly on youth development, but also took part in a humanitarian assistance mission, developed sustainable tourism infrastructures, and spent time assisting a Panamanian government agency that provided skill training to adults. Michael hopes to concentrate on the Horn of Africa during and after his time at the Josef Korbel School. Read Mike's blog.

Marketing staff
 

Sarah Crozier, Marketing Assistant

Sarah Crozier joined the Marketing Team in September 2011. At Korbel, she is a first year International Development Student in the Peace Corps Master's International program. Originally from Boulder, CO, she graduated from Boston University with degrees in Journalism and International Relations. Sarah focused on the Middle East and has worked as an advocate for media freedom in Jordan, as well as worked in newsrooms around the Boston area. Read Sarah's blog.

Daniel Green, Marketing Assistant

Daniel Green joined the marketing team in September 2011 as a marketing assistant. He updates, edits and manages the official Josef Korbel School website. He earned his BA in History from the University of Central Arkansas in 2007 and is currently working towards his Masters' in International Studies with a focus on American foreign relations and diplomacy. Daniel also works with the Denver Council on Foreign Relations and its affiliated research project, Global Colorado. Read Daniel's blog.