Foreign Service School Publications

Creator

Georgetown University Archives

Repository

DigitalGeorgetown

Georgetown University Archives, Booth Family Center for Special Collections, Washington, D.C.

Description

Contains the following serial publications: Box 1: "Briefing", 1982, 1987-1993. Newsletter of the Master of Science in Foreign Service program. Dates/issues not inclusive. "Communique", 1978, 1980-83, 1992. Newsletter of the Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research. Contains Volume 8, number 3 (Spring, 1978). Topics include the establishment of the Washington, D.C. chapter of SIETAR, the inauguration of the Summer Institute on Cross-Cultural Training, recent publications, and workshop and orientation activities. "The Diplomatic Cable", 1978-1979. Newsletter detailing activities and events in the SFS compiled by the SFS Academic Council. "DipWire"/"The Diplomatic Wire", 1992-1994. Student publication of the SFS Academic Council. "Emissary", 1987-1989. Publication from and about the Asian Studies Program. Foreign Service School Academic Forum, 1969. "Foreign Service Fog", 1943-1944. "The Georgetown Compass: A Journal of International Affaris", 1991-1992/93. "Georgetown East", 1994-1995. Published by the Asian Studies Program. "SFS Globe", 1975-1978, 1981. SFS events calendar. "The Globe", 1985-1991, 1994. General SFS newsletter on events, academics, scholarship and internship opportunities, and career info. School of Foreign Service Academic Council/Student Academic Committee Newsletters, 1972, 1978. "ISD Reports", 1995-1996. Published by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy. Box 2: "SFS News", 2008. "Eurofile", 1998-1999. Published by the Center for German and European Studies. "The Network", 2000. Published by the National Security Studies Program.

Permanent Link

http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1042469

Date

1969-2008

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