Careers in European Relations: A Transatlantic Experience
This was an incredible event aimed at those interested in pursuing a Career in European Relations. The event featured Melina Sánchez Montañés, Pepijn Bergsen, and Alessio Terzi. Alessio is an Economist at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs. He has also worked as a Research Analyst in the EMU governance division of the European Central Bank, the Scottish Parliament’s Financial Scrutiny Unit, and as a Europe Analyst for BMI Research (Fitch group), a country risk and forecasting firm in the City of London.
Melina is currently pursuing an MPA/MBA at Harvard Kennedy School and the Tuck School of Business. Before graduate school, Melina worked with NYC-based fintech startup Novus Partners helping investors leverage quantitative analyses for making better portfolio and risk management decisions. Prior to joining the private sector, Melina worked in the diplomatic service for the Spanish government and the European External Action Service in Brussels, Caracas, Madrid and Lima, and most recently as a policy consultant on civic tech for the Regional Council of Occitanie in Toulouse, France. She graduated from Yale University in 2015.
Pepijn joined Chatham House in September 2019 as Research Fellow in the Europe Programme, working mainly on issues related to the European economy. Previously he worked as an economic policy advisor for the Dutch government, focusing mainly on international trade issues, and spent several years as an economic and political analyst working on Europe at the Economist Intelligence Unit. He regularly comments on the European economy and politics, Germany and the EU in international media.
For those of you who missed out; you can still view the whole event recording.
Melina is currently pursuing an MPA/MBA at Harvard Kennedy School and the Tuck School of Business. Before graduate school, Melina worked with NYC-based fintech startup Novus Partners helping investors leverage quantitative analyses for making better portfolio and risk management decisions. Prior to joining the private sector, Melina worked in the diplomatic service for the Spanish government and the European External Action Service in Brussels, Caracas, Madrid and Lima, and most recently as a policy consultant on civic tech for the Regional Council of Occitanie in Toulouse, France. She graduated from Yale University in 2015.
Pepijn joined Chatham House in September 2019 as Research Fellow in the Europe Programme, working mainly on issues related to the European economy. Previously he worked as an economic policy advisor for the Dutch government, focusing mainly on international trade issues, and spent several years as an economic and political analyst working on Europe at the Economist Intelligence Unit. He regularly comments on the European economy and politics, Germany and the EU in international media.
For those of you who missed out; you can still view the whole event recording.
In Conversation with Joseph LeDoux - The Evolution of our Minds and Anxieties
Joseph LeDoux is a Professor of Neural Science, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU and an expert on the brain mechanisms of memory and emotion. In our event, he tells us more about his research and specifically his latest books ‘Anxious: Using the Brain to Understand and Treat Fear and Anxiety’ and ‘The Deep History of Ourselves: The Four-Billion-Year Story of How We Got Conscious Brains’. We then had a short Panel Discussion before we opened up the floor to your questions.
If you were unable to attend you can watch a recording of it here.
To access the recording please follow the zoom link below and simply input the password
https://zoom.us/rec/share/3KQwlcjsXPZSSgY7lEi_cglTgeN2xPlSczwY-3GSJWA
jbaVoBIGS96J8UpGTLn2.AnOqaQHc_T9vRpjN
Passcode: ?m+R?8E8
Joseph LeDoux is a Professor of Neural Science, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU and an expert on the brain mechanisms of memory and emotion. In our event, he tells us more about his research and specifically his latest books ‘Anxious: Using the Brain to Understand and Treat Fear and Anxiety’ and ‘The Deep History of Ourselves: The Four-Billion-Year Story of How We Got Conscious Brains’. We then had a short Panel Discussion before we opened up the floor to your questions.
If you were unable to attend you can watch a recording of it here.
To access the recording please follow the zoom link below and simply input the password
https://zoom.us/rec/share/3KQwlcjsXPZSSgY7lEi_cglTgeN2xPlSczwY-3GSJWA
jbaVoBIGS96J8UpGTLn2.AnOqaQHc_T9vRpjN
Passcode: ?m+R?8E8
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Digital Wellbeing Week
This online event will focus on the policy failings of current digital technology & social media regulation and their impact on individual wellbeing & mental health.
December 9th, 2020, time TBC
This online event will focus on the policy failings of current digital technology & social media regulation and their impact on individual wellbeing & mental health.
December 9th, 2020, time TBC
Welcome Week: exploring what EH can offer freshers and new members
If you were unable to attend but still want to get involved with EH or simply wish to talk to one of us about the society, please do not hesitate to get in contact with us by clicking the 'get in contact' button. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be involved with a great society and write policy papers that will be published!
If you were unable to attend but still want to get involved with EH or simply wish to talk to one of us about the society, please do not hesitate to get in contact with us by clicking the 'get in contact' button. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be involved with a great society and write policy papers that will be published!
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