Re: Desire to learn .... but what?

Peter Hellmonds (mailto:Peter.Hellmonds@DEPTF.MAIL.ABB.COM)
Thu, 9 Jan 1997 14:11:27 -0700 

Message-ID:  <"0109221127-Re: Desire to learn .... but
Date:         Thu, 9 Jan 1997 14:11:27 -0700
From: Peter Hellmonds <mailto:Peter.Hellmonds@DEPTF.MAIL.ABB.COM>
Subject:      Re: Desire to learn .... but what?
To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L <mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU>


Martin Sieg wrote:


>I am now planning to go to grad.-school with my future wife in >Washington D.C.



>I need to find a Masters-level program in which I can combine

>my love for literature, my desire to further human rights/

>development, and the necessity of gaining the qualifications

>required for a good career.



Dear Martin,


sorry to reply in public, but my mailer continues to be broken
and I can't see e-mail FROM: addresses unless included in the body
of the message.


Anyhow, a grad school offering international studies and located in
Washington DC I could recommend is Johns Hopkins University, School
of Advanced International Studies, Massachusetts Ave., right on
"Embassy Row" in close vicinity to the White House and the Smithsonian
as well as close to the World Bank and the IMF.


Though I'm not sure you can study literature there, I believe a love
for literature can well be satisfied in private at any of the
associated schools and other public libraries in the District.




Good luck,


-- Peter
Peter H. Hellmonds <mailto:peter.hellmonds@deptf.mail.abb.com>