Students & Alumni

A debut book by Dr. Caitlin E. Schindler (IWP Class of 2010) was recently published:  The Origins of Public Diplomacy in US Statecraft: Uncovering a Forgotten Tradition. This book is a part of Palgrave Macmillan’s “Series in Global Public Diplomacy.”

An IWP student recently created a video review on political oppression in Saudi Arabia. He exposes the massive inequality in the country and calls the façade of opulence touted by the House of Saud a “Kingdom Built on Sand.”

During the summer semester of 2017, sixteen students from IWP had the privilege of traveling to, and studying at the prestigious academic institution of Oxford University.  Over the past few years IWP has built a strong relationship with Oxford and the Washington International Studies Council, the organization that offers and facilitates the Oxford Study Abroad…

In this interview, we speak with Major Jeff Brewer, IWP Class of 2014. Major Brewer is an intelligence officer with the US Marine Corps.

Matthew O’Brien, an IWP student and director of research at the Federation for American Immigration reform, spoke on the Larry O’Connor show on May 25.

IWP alumni are living and working all over the world, but never before has IWP been represented at the peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa.  This past October, alumnus Paris Michaels has done just that. 

One of the expectations of this school is that you are going to become leaders at some point.  Some of you already are in various capacities.  

IWP alumna Patricia Schouker was named an “Influencer” in the top 40 connectors in the energy sector by Right Relevance, Inc.

“My undergraduate degree is in Political Science and my graduate degree from IWP is Strategic Intelligence Studies. My personal passion growing up was always technology, and I tried my best to incorporate that into whatever I was studying at the time.”

IWP students recently elected officers for the 2017-18 Student Government Association. The new officers will assume their positions beginning on May 20.