IRP 705 Strategic Planning, Implementation and Evaluation in International Affairs
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IRP 705 Strategic Planning, Implementation and Evaluation in International Affairs

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Fall 2008 Class
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As you prepare for a professional career in International Relations, you need to learn how to be more effective as a leader in the international community.

This workshop will help you to hone your skills in strategic planning and implementation, including brainstorming, consensus-building, interviewing,  focus groups, and presentation.

The workshop is also designed to give you experience in the design  of transnational NGOs (TNGOs). This semester we will use the Near East Foundation as a planning model, and create our own TNGO.  This will require a suspension of disbelief on your part, and the
dedication to the success of a  fictitious organization.

Last semester's organizaton, Empowering War Victims, was featured on Facebook: Click Here

Previous students have found this
course to be an "enlightening
experience" that "appeared at times to be chaotic and arbitrary, but in retrospect provided great practice in working in an unstructured future-oriented environment."

"Connected learning prioritizes the learning that comes from actively producing, creating, experimenting and designing, because it promotes skills and dispositions for lifelong learning, and for making meaningful contributions to today's rapidly changing work-and social conditions." ("Beyond Educational Technology: Learning Innovations in a Connected World")

In the spring 2012 semester IRP 705 is a required core course for the Maxwell MA-IR Program.

Offered in the 2012 spring semester on Tuesdays from 6:15 to 9:30 PM in Crouse-Hinds 020 by Matt Bonham

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