Fordham IPED

On April 16, Fordham IPED proudly presented the John F. Hurley, S.J. Commendation to Denise Tollinche in recognition of her dedication to philanthropy, sustainable development, and the mission of Catholic Relief Services.

With experience in global grantmaking, donor engagement, and development research, Denise’s work has advanced initiatives in education, public health, agriculture, energy, gender equity, and climate change. Her commitment to service and global impact reflects the values embodied by Fr. John F. Hurley, S.J. and the Fordham University community.

Congratulations, Denise!

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Denise Tollinche Receives the John F. Hurley, S.J. Commendation Fordham IPED honored Denise Tollinche with the John F. Hurley, S.J. Commendation for her leadership in philanthropy and sustainable development.

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IPED students engaged in a dynamic month of learning this March.

On March 20, students visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of their International Economic Policy course, exploring the evolution of global trade through historical artifacts.

On March 30, students attended “The Future of International Cooperation” panel in partnership with Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, featuring distinguished speakers and a discussion on the changing landscape of global cooperation.

Experiences like these continue to connect classroom learning with real-world insights.

IPED March Events: MET Visit and Panel on the Future of International Cooperation IPED students explored global trade at the MET and attended a panel on the future of international cooperation, connecting history with today’s policy challenges.

Claire Bodger (IPED 2027) is a Coverdell Fellow making an impact in the Bronx's Little Italy.

Through her work with the Belmont Business Improvement District, she’s building relationships with local merchants, supporting family-owned businesses, and even designing a community calendar celebrating neighborhood culture and traditions.

From small business engagement to urban policy insights, Claire’s experience highlights the power of community-led economic development.

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Claire Bodger (IPED 2027) - Belmont Business Improvement District Internship As a Coverdell Fellow, Claire supports the Belmont BID in the Bronx, building merchant relationships and promoting Little Italy’s businesses and culture.