Sié Chéou-Kang
Sié Chéou-Kang is the father of philanthropist John Sie. He was born in Kiangsi, China, on 7 August 1898, just ahead of the early 20th century revolutions that would change his homeland forever. This remarkable renaissance man epitomizes the spirit of internationalism that is a hallmark of the Sié Chéou-Kang Center for International Security and Diplomacy and the Josef Korbel School.
The Sié Cheou-Kang Center provides in-depth graduate-level training for future leaders in the fields of international security, international diplomacy, and leadership. The Center hosts policy and academic workshops on current international security issues and uses this website to disseminate important research on these issues nationally and internationally.
Sié Fellows
The Center prepares a select cohort of outstanding degree-seeking students from the United States and other countries, designated Sié Fellows, for significant careers in international security and diplomacy. These students receive a free-tuition two-year scholarship to the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. Read more about the Sié Fellows.
Research and Scholarship
The Sié Center is a unique teaching and research center that advances scholarship on emerging issues in international affairs. It is home to cutting-edge research projects that touch on three broad thematic issue areas: Security Governance; Terrorism and Insurgency; and Fragile States. Read more about the Center's research.
News
11-27-12 Dr. Chenoweth Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order
11-01-12 Government Actions in a Terror Environment-Israel (GATE-Israel) Dataset is Released
10-09-12 Dr. Kaplan Publishes Op-Ed in The New York Times: Columbia's Rebels and Land Reform
