Professor William Arrocha, who teaches courses on international development, migration, and human rights, spoke with us about the widespread impact of the current immigration policy debate.
Former Institute President, Dr. Robert Gard, and his wife, Dr. Janet Wall, have designated the proceeds from the sale of their $1.8 million Pebble Beach home to two scholarship endowments at the Institute.
Associate Professor Moyara Ruehsen has been teaching courses on financial crime—including money laundering, trade-based financial crime, corruption, proliferation financing, and terrorist financing—at the Institute since 1994.
Student Theresa Waldhäusl traveled to Geneva last week to accept the First Place award in the United Nations’ annual St. Jerome Translation Contest, in the German category.
Professor Moyara Ruehsen and a group of Institute students met with alumni and prospective employers at the annual West Coast Anti-Money Laundering Forum.
Two recent reports from the Institute’s Center for the Blue Economy quantify the potential economic impacts of sea level rise and intensified storm activity on coastal regions.
The annual Critical Issues Forum conference hosted by the Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies attracted high school students from across the globe.
Earth Day inspires a full week of student-sponsored events, from conversations about green energy to a film festival focused on oceans and water resources.
