Pictured from right to left: Dr. Catherine Ruby, Director of Graduate Admissions; Dr. Ursula Sanjamino, Associate Dean; His Excellency Ban Ki-moon, U.N. Secretary-General; Ambassador John Menzies, Dean of the Whitehead School; Abdulaziz Al Salloom, Whitehead School graduate student.
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The Whitehead School continues to extend its global reach by welcoming mid-career professionals from permanent missions to the United Nations as advanced students in its Masters Degree program in Diplomacy and International Relations. Dahham Al Muttairi and Abdulrahman Al Mazhoud, diplomats from the Permanent Mission of Saudi Arabia to the U.N. and M.A. candidates at the Whitehead School, invited School colleagues to join them in attending a Saudi National Day Reception on October 6, 2009. This year's celebration marked the 79th anniversary of the national day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Permanent Representative of Saudi Arabia to the U.N., Ambassador Khalid A. Al Nafisee, hosted the reception held at United Nations Headquarters in New York, N.Y. In attendance were His Excellency Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the U.N., as well as guests from diplomatic and U.N. communities. Whitehead School guests included Ambassador John K. Menzies, Dean; Dr. Ursula Sanjamino, Associate Dean; Dr. Catherine Ruby, Director of Graduate Admissions; and Abdulaziz Al Salloom, a Whitehead School graduate student. For more information please contact:
Catherine Ruby
(973) 275-2515
catherine.ruby@shu.edu |
Weekly Tech Tips
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Welcome to Tech Tips of the Week! IT Tips about Technology to help you be productive and address your questions.
Google Grant Participants Sought
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Help the Library while earning $125 in Pirates' Gold.
Women's Conference Keynote Speaker
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Camelia M. Valdes ’93/J.D., NJ's first Latina county prosecutor, is the keynote speaker for the March 30 Women's Conference.
Black History Month Tea
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The College of Nursing celebrates Black History Month 2012, honoring exceptional black alumnae, students and faculty.
Newest DSS Newsletter
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
It's the DSS newsletter! Find out about SHU events, internships & scholarships, Meet the SGA and our new Assistant Director.
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