I crossed paths with the Quincy Institute and Mark for only a short time. I regret never getting to work together in person, even tangentially.
However just from listening to him speak in Zoom meetings and projects, I caught a glimpse of his brilliant expertise. Very sad news.
I only worked with Mark a short time, and sadly not much in person. But every in conversation I had with him, I learned something fascinating, either about his own remarkable life one of the many subjects he could claim expertise on. I will miss him very much
I am so grateful to have found invaluable women mentors in my colleagues at @QuincyInst , but I especially want to thank @resplinodell and @JessLee_DC whose examples of leadership and expertise I hope to follow as I begin my career
.@gracecabuena also elaborated on the ideas put forward in @QuincyInst's East Asia report.
"A new approach toward East Asia will require recognition of the dangers of pursuing an ideologically driven, military-first policy centered on containing China."
https://t.co/Ijpt6foJsD
A new approach to East Asia requires at the very least, acknowledgement of how dangerous a military-dominant, ideological driven policy is for everyone involved. @QuincyInst's @gracecabuena on new report by @resplinodell@Dalzell60@JessLee_DC today: https://t.co/dq5aZrcsQ7
In her 1st piece for @RStatecraft, @QuincyInst fall intern @gracecabuena discusses @pewglobal Attitudes survey findings on opinions of the US and Trump:
"12 of the 13 nations covered by the survey said they held a negative opinion of the United States."
https://t.co/gnjF6FgpPA
remember when we were all 15 and would put on drugstore makeup and straighten our hair for 2 hours only to have an average looking boy who was failing biology ignore us at the high school football game
staring at my boyfriend’s head while he sleep repeatedly thinking the word “oranges” trying to see if i can get him to dream about oranges will keep you updated