IWP Trustee Tidal McCoy speaks about investing in national security innovation in the 21st century
In a recent event with Columbia University’s Military in Business Associates, IWP Vice Chairman Hon. Tidal McCoy spoke about investing in national security innovation in the 21st century. The fireside chat took place on Monday, November 9, 2020 at 6 PM. About Mr. McCoy Mr. Tidal McCoy received his Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering…
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IWP Chancellor’s Council gathers for virtual meeting
On Wednesday, October 21, members of the IWP Chancellor’s Council gathered for a virtual meeting. Traditionally, Chancellor’s Council members gather annually at IWP’s campus in Washington, D.C. to hear presentations on national security and international affairs topics from students, alumni, and faculty. This meeting is typically followed by a reception and dinner. Due to the…
Read More ›Jacqueline T. Wieland joins the Board of Trustees
The Institute of World Politics is pleased to announce that Jacqueline T. Wieland (Jackie), has joined the Board of Trustees. Longtime IWP trustee Amb. Aldona Wos commented: “Jackie has over 35 years of experience in the finance sector balanced with extensive nonprofit and foundation work. Her father, a career Army Colonel who subsequently worked with…
Read More ›In Memoriam: Prof. Roger Fontaine
The Institute of World Politics mourns the loss of longtime Professor Roger Fontaine. Prof. Fontaine was one of the foremost authorities on Latin American affairs and U.S. relations with Latin America in the United States. He was one of a truly rare breed of national security-minded experts who never indulged in either the willful blindness…
Read More ›Rebeccah Heinrichs speaks on American foreign policy concerns in interview with Jan Jekielek of American Thought Leaders
The Institute of World Politics adjunct faculty member and Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, Rebeccah Heinrichs, was the recent subject of an interview on the Chinese military threat to the United States. The interview was conducted by Mr. Jan Jekielek, for American Thought Leaders, and covered a range of topics, including the United States…
Read More ›Two new students receive the Louis DeJoy and Aldona Z. Woś Family Foundation Scholarship
Two new students have been awarded the prestigious Louis DeJoy and Aldona Z. Woś Family Foundation Scholarship this year. This scholarship was established at IWP in 2017 thanks to the generosity of Louis DeJoy and Amb. Aldona Woś. Through a $1 million gift, they made possible scholarship funds for IWP students for ten years. The Louis DeJoy and Aldona…
Read More ›Dr. John Lenczowski discusses “Why Should We Worry About Red China?”
In the first episode of the series Red China Threats to the World, which premiered October 15, 2020, The Institute of World Politics’, founder and president, Dr. John Lenczowski, discussed the serious threat that China presents to the United States. He stated that, while China is a threat to the U.S. due to its economic…
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Teaching the non-violent social justice principles of Dr. King to a digital generation: Dr. Matthew Daniels launches new K-12 curriculum
Pictured above: The launch of Dr. Daniels’ MLK education initiative was announced in conjunction with the 50th anniversary commemoration ceremony of the MLK Advisory Council of Georgia at Stone Mountain. Dr. Matthew Daniels, IWP professor and Chair of Law and Human Rights, and Anthony Jones, M.Ed., Howard University Associate Provost/Assistant Vice President of Enrollment Management,…
Read More ›Dr. Rebeccah Heinrichs explains Chinese missile strategy in the Pacific and other challenges to American national security
In an interview with The Epoch Times’ Jan Jekielek first published on September 24th, 2020, IWP adjunct professor Rebeccah Heinrichs discussed the multitude of threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party and Russia. An expert in missile defense and nuclear deterrence, Dr. Heinrichs contended that the Chinese Communist Party is the greatest threat to the…
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Bust of Alexander Hamilton donated by Mary Ann Novak
Mary Ann Novak recently donated a bust of Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the Treasury, to The Institute of World Politics. This bust was created by Karen Laub-Novak, an established, well-known, and widely recognized artist and the wife of Michael Novak. Mr. Novak was an influential author, philosopher, theologian, and analyst of society and…
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