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Students at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies are preparing to shape the world in the realms of commerce, education, government, diplomacy, law, conflict resolution, military affairs, economic development, global health and humanitarian relief. Please consider supporting the Josef Korbel School through your tax-deductible contributions. Your gift can help support the education of future leaders through scholarships and opportunities for study. You can give in a number of ways, which are not limited to the following funds. For more information, please contact Jennifer Thompson, Associate Dean for External Relations and Development, 303.871.2555.

Josef Korbel School of International Studies Scholarship Fund

With an increasing number of our students coming from abroad and graduates pursuing ambitions in places like Washington, New York, Santiago, Tbilisi, London, Denver and Guatemala City, our school exemplifies the expansion of opportunity and the global mixing of peoples. With college tuition continuing to rise, your support will help ensure a diverse student body.

Josef Korbel School of International Studies General Fund

Donations help prepare students to compete effectively for the best jobs available and to perform with distinction in transnational careers. Your contribution is applied where it's needed most - from special projects to classroom materials.

Institute for the Study of Israel in the Middle East Fund

The issues and events occurring in the Middle East continue to profoundly affect the world. Your support of this fund enables students, faculty, staff and the community to explore these challenges.

International Career Advancement Program Fund

Your support helps bring greater diversity to the staffing of senior management and policy-making positions in international public service. Through this program, you can assist highly promising mid-career professionals from underrepresented groups in advancing to more senior positions in international affairs.

 

The Josef Korbel School is great for making connections with the next generation of policy leaders and great minds- you can't put a value on that. I'm looking forward to calling up someone and saying, "Remember me from when we were at Korbel together?" and leveraging that connection.

  • Tim
  • MA, International Studies, Josef Korbel School of International StudiesBA, English Language and Literature, Aurora University
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