Celebrating the Maxwell-India Tradition
The US/India partnership is important to both countries. Over the past 70 years, The Maxwell School has continued to develop connections with Indian government, academic, and civil society partners to strengthen this partnership.
Celebrating Maxwell’s Centennial In India
Dean Van Slyke was in India along with Maxwell’s Director of Accelerated Learning and Global Engagement, Dan Nelson, to celebrate the Maxwell School’s centennial and to highlight the global impact of the school’s students, faculty and alumni ...
Maxwell and India — An Enduring Partnership
Thousands of senior officials have taken advantage of Executive Education’s training and degree programs, while others have come to Syracuse to study through some of the most prestigious fellowships offered. A wonderful story about some of our alumni and the great work they are doing in India. The full story ...
Maxwell Gathering in Delhi
It was a great time visiting Maxwell alumni in India! Maxwell held events in India to explore options to recognize Maxwell’s unique connection with India that we hope to include during our celebration next year ...
International Studies Summer Institute
The International Studies Summer Institute (ISSI) is a professional development workshop for practicing and pre-service K–12 teachers hosted annually by the Cornell University Einaudi Center for International Studies in collaboration with the Syracuse University South Asia Center. During this cross-curriculum workshop, educators will engage in activities that integrate world-area knowledge ...
Video: India-China Relations: Past, Present and Future
Professor James Steinberg, who served as Deputy Secretary of State from 2009-2011, speaks with three experts on India and China to better understand the current tensions between India and China as well as the historical roots of the conflict. The panelists also discuss what this on-going conflict means for other ...
Student entrepreneurs seek to reduce waterborne illnesses in India
Technology Wrapped in Tradition Syracuse University student entrepreneurs Nikita Chatterjee and Brianna Howard seek to reduce waterborne illnesses in India through an innovative filtration system that incorporates a customary practice. Read more on Syracuse University News ...
Active Partnerships with GOI
The Maxwell School continued its active programming with the Institute of Management Bangalore for the Post Graduate Programme in Public Policy and Management and developed programming to support the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances’ vision to support extraordinary and innovative work by officers of the Central and State ...
Indian Folk Art at Syracuse University
The exhibit titled “From Gods to Social Justice,” part of Syracuse University’s Ray Smith Symposium, was featured in the Syracuse New Times article “Every Picture Tells A Story: ArtRage show explores heavy issues with painted scrolls from Indian folk artists.” The artwork featured in the exhibit was curated by Susan ...
Maxwell School Alumni events in India
The Maxwell School recently held alumni events in Bangalore and Delhi, plus traveled throughout India and met with 100 alumni from across the country. Through these visits, the School reconnected with alumni who attended Maxwell between 2004 and 2018, continuing decades-long relationships in India. “What is clear from conversation with ...
Mitra discusses the state of India’s economy
Devashish Mitra, Gerald B. and Daphna Cramer Professor of Global Affairs, expresses cautious optimism about India’s economic crisis in his article, “India’s economic crisis can bring about much needed reforms,” published in the Economic Times. “The economy’s temporary problems can easily become more permanent unless both long-term and short-term measures ...
Nuclear South Asia at 20: The Strategic and Societal Impacts of the 1998 Nuclear Tests
The South Asia Center has the pleasure of hosting: Nuclear South Asia at 20: The Strategic and Societal Impacts of the 1998 Nuclear Tests. In May 1998 India tested five nuclear warheads. Within days, Pakistan responded with six tests of its own, to balance the overall number of nuclear tests ...
Students, Faculty Are on Top of the World
A group of Syracuse University students and faculty are quite literally on the top of the world. The group is currently in Nepal, taking part in the summer program Mount Everest Base Camp: The Human Response to High Altitude, led by South Asia Center faculty member Tom Brutsaert ...
