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From Manitoba to Taipei, Aimee Tymkin (MA, 2025) used every opportunity at NPSIA to explore global policy—representing Canada at the UN, studying in Taiwan, and working on women, peace & security. She’s now building her career in government. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story/a…
Filip Prentas (MA, 2025) used NPSIA’s IEP stream to launch a career in digital trade policy—and is now joining the Trade Commissioner Service to work on science & innovation partnerships. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story/f…
#NPSIAgrad #DigitalTrade #GlobalAffairs
From opera to international security 🎶➡️🌍
Solomia Granger Chabursky brought deep resilience to her NPSIA studies, researching hybrid warfare and Ukraine’s recovery. Now she’s turning toward NATO and MilTech partnerships. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story/s…
#NPSIAgrad
Journalist and researcher Sayed Al-Jaafari came to NPSIA to bridge media and policy. His research on Gaza emphasized the role of academia in pushing global action. “My voice was welcomed—and amplified.” tinyurl.com/5bn7mfnn
#NPSIAgrad #MiddleEastPolicy #Gaza #GlobalAffairs
Valentina Canales-Burke (MA, 2025) calls it “international 911.” As an Emergency Watch Officer at Global Affairs, she supports Canadians in crisis abroad. Her path through NPSIA—co-op, exchange, mentorship—helped her get there. tinyurl.com/4nhsafzb
Joseph Bouchard’s path to NPSIA wasn’t linear—but it led him from Brazil to a PhD at UVA. His thesis on police violence in Bahia earned him a SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship. “NPSIA gave me the tools—and the confidence—to do research that matters.”
Read more: tinyurl.com/ye255wx7
From interpreting at embassies to shaping Canada’s foreign policy - Congrats to NPSIA grad Joshua Orille, now a policy analyst in Global Affairs Canada’s International Security Bureau—and getting ready for the Foreign Service exam! 👏
Read More: tinyurl.com/4zs8khrf
Congrats to NPSIA grad Justine Dazé! 🎓
She earned the William Barton Award for her research on biological security—while working full time as a policy analyst.
Now at CBSA, she’s eyeing a PhD next. 👏💥
carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story/j…
Congrats to Dr. Jessica Davis, recipient of Carleton’s University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Work! 👏
Her PhD at #NPSIA bridged policy + practice on terrorist financing, earned her a SSHRC Impact Award, and launched new research on crypto + sanctions.
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NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
In a new episode of #35West, @CHernandezRoy sits down with @CU_NPSIA's Phillippe Lagassé to discuss how Canada is approaching defense modernization priorities and a shifting threat landscape.
Listen here: csis.org/podcasts/35-west/ca…
NPSIA PhD student Wesley Nicol @wesleynicol_1 explores Canada/Australia relations on Future Tense Podcast 🇨🇦🇦🇺:
Why don't we know more about each other?
Could these two middle powers do more to shape global change?
🎧 Full episode tinyurl.com/arrr2zyw
#CanadaAustralia
New report launch: Moving the Needle, co-hosted by @AKFCanada & @NPSIA. Prof. @valpercival authored the report & Director Teddy Samy joins the panel. #GlobalDevelopment #HumanitarianPolicy – at Gatineau, Québec
NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
Join us on May 21 as we launch the report: Moving the Needle: Reimagining Canada’s Development and Humanitarian Engagement.
➡️ Co-hosted by @CU_NPSIA
🔗 Save your spot: ow.ly/1ULH50VROqY
🍁 Supported by @CanadaDev
NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
In @policy_mag context ahead of
Tuesday's @MarkJCarney-Donald Trump bilateral...
Our updated "Policy Series: The Expert Group on Canada-US Relations on Navigating Trump II"
bit.ly/42x0tkk
With thanks to
@CU_NPSIA @CAGlobalAffairs
#cdnpoli #TrumpTariffs #diplomacy
NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
Canada's new gov should emphasize
@commonwealthsec. With 56 members, including dynamic economies, Cda should strengthen trade ties within the group. The CW excludes great power rivalries + is a useful mechanism for protecting env, democracy, & human rights
hilltimes.com/story/2025/04/…
NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
Thank you to @CU_NPSIA’s student association for inviting me to be the Keynote Speaker for your 2025 Soirée. It was a pleasure to share insights from my past experiences as an advocate with Canada's next generation of leaders.
🥬 A head of lettuce as a trade policy tribute?
NPSIA’s Dr. Meredith Lilly wrapped up her CUSMA course with a student reception & special guests from 🇨🇦's trade world. The students gifted her lettuce — a fun nod to a class case study on Canadian demand & trade flows. 👏
NPSIA’s Dr. Michael Manulak argues it's time for 🇨🇦 to rediscover the Commonwealth as a tool of foreign policy. His new op-ed in The Hill Times explores its renewed potential in a divided world. 🌍
📖 Read it here: hilltimes.com/story/2025/04/…
#cdnfp #Commonwealth #NPSIA
Dr. Meredith Lilly joins the Counterfactual podcast to discuss Canada’s evolving trade policy, the intersection of economics & security, and the future of global trade. 🌍💼
🎧 Listen now: tr.ee/OXQ0ny
#NPSIA #TradePolicy #GlobalAffairs #Podcast
NPSIA at Carleton University retweeted
Virtually every aspect of Canada’s military is predicated on a series of decades-long assumptions about the benevolence and support of American leaders, @LagasseSubstack writes. Donald Trump has overturned them in a matter of weeks: theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
