Cornell University's RPCV Webinar
Are you a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer seeking an experiential, cutting-edge graduate degree that will enable you to make a real difference?
If so, you are invited to tune in for a virtual event— The Cornell MPA Information Session For Returned Peace Corps Volunteers.
Event Details:
Thursday, December 16
2 PM EST
Join us for a virtual information session led by Thomas O'Toole, Executive Director of CIPA, to learn more about Cornell University's Master of Public Administration program.
This webinar is designed specifically for all Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who are interested in continuing their training for a career in public service.
We would especially like to welcome RPCVs who were recalled from their posts due to the Covid-19 pandemic. While we know the evacuation was disappointing and jarring, please know that we appreciate your service.
In this webinar, we'll explore:
- Building an academic experience based on your public policy interests with our 8 concentrations and graduate certificates
- Our professional development and career management services
- How to continue your hands-on training with a curriculum that focuses on experiential learning
- How to use benefits of the Coverdell Fellowship at Cornell
- Our Application Process (GRE Not Required)
- How to obtain an RPCV Application Fee Waiver
Additional Virtual Events
Access the recorded sessions anytime to learn more about Cornell's MPA program from our admissions professionals.
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General Admissions Webinar
Discover the value of obtaining an MPA degree to help rebuild society after the COVID-19 pandemic with Executive Director, Thomas O'Toole.
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Career Paths Webinar
Assistant Director of Career Management, Millie Reed introduces you to some of the high-achieving MPA alumni and invites you to explore their career paths.
Have Questions for Us?
Can't join the live webinar conversation but want to learn more about Cornell University's Master of Public Administration program? Click the link below to schedule a call with one of our admissions professionals from the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs!
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