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E-PrinceFive juniors have been awarded Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative (SINSI) fellowships by the Wilson School, the department announced recently. The students — Jared Aldwin Crooks, Kevin McGinnis, Megan McPhee, Marian Messing and Elias Sanchez-Eppler — are the fourth group ...(back to the article)
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I'm sure that all these kids are deserving, but doesn't anybody here study anything domestic? I guess the engineer comes pretty close but nobody at Woody Woo does education? Health care? Urban development?
Anyway, congrats to you new scholars, it seems like a great program. I just think it's an interesting question - is SINSI really looking for a spread of interests or is it just a conduit to the State Department?
Sounds like a great pool of scholars. We look forward to great things ahead from this group. Congratulations!
kevin mcginnis is the man!
Not one Asian Why?
because there were two last year and the SINSI class is clearly always ethnically balanced in the same way a freshman Princeton class is. this is clearly only half about actual dedication to policy - half of it is how the SINSI class will look when it's announced on the home page.