Harnessing the power of faculty and student collaboration, FSCJ is proud to be the first open-access college to partner with the Department of State’s Diplomacy Lab. Launched by the Department of State in 2013, Diplomacy Lab is a public-private partnership that enables the State Department to “course-source” research related to foreign policy challenges through the minds of students and faculty experts at colleges and universities across the United States.
Students, under the supervision and guidance of their professors, explore real-world challenges such as climate change, democracy and human rights, global health, energy security, gender equality, economic policy, trafficking in persons, food security, and conflict and stabilization. The unique partnership allows students and faculty the opportunity to contribute directly to the policymaking process while helping the State Department tap into an underutilized reservoir of intellectual capital.
How FSCJ’s Diplomacy Lab Works
Student Opportunity
FSCJ students participating in the Diplomacy Lab will have the opportunity to:
Faculty Resources
FSCJ Diplomacy Lab Contact
Dr. Lourdes P. Norman-McKay
L.norman@fscj.edu
(904) 997-2598