U.S. Undergraduate

• Colorado College
• Michigan State University (James Madison College)
• Princeton University
• Temple University (Fox School of Business)
• University of Massachusetts
• University of Puget Sound
• Williams College
• Yale University

U.S. Graduate

• American University (School of International Service)
• Claremont Graduate School (School of Politics & Economics)
• Colorado School of Mines (International Political Economy)
• Fordham University (International Political Economy and Development)
• Georgia Institute of Technology (Sam Nunn School of International Affairs)
• Harvard University (Doctoral Program in Political Economy & Government)
• Johns Hopkins (School of Advanced International Studies)
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Department of Economics)
• Princeton University (Doctoral Program in Political Economy)
• Thunderbird University (Garvin School of International Management)
• University of Michigan (Rackham Graduate School, Public Policy Studies)
• University of Southern California (Politics and International Relations)
• Washington University, St. Louis (Center in Political Economy)

International

• Australian National University, Graduate Studies in Political Studies & International Relations
• Carleton University, Institute of Political Economy (Canada)
• International University of Japan, Graduate School of International Relations
• London School of Economics and Political Science, Department of International Relations (UK)
• University of Hull, Department of Politics and International Studies (U.K.)
• University of Lausanne, Faculty of Social Sciences and Politics (Switzerland)
• University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, School of Geography, Politics, and Sociology (UK)
• University of Wales, International Politics (U.K.)
• University of Warwick, Politics, and International Studies (U.K.)
• York University, Atkinson Poltical Science Program (Canada)

• Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs
  The Council was established by Andrew Carnegie in 1914 to work toward the ideal of world peace. Today it is the world’s premier forum for research and education in ethics and international policy.
• Ethics and Society Program at Stanford University
  The Program in Ethics in Society is designed to foster scholarship, teaching, and moral reflection on fundamental issues in personal and public life.
• The Center for Human Values at Princeton University
  The University Center for Human Values supports teaching, research, and discussion of ethics and human values throughout the curriculum and across the disciplines at Princeton University.
• The Edmond J. Safra Foundation Center for Ethics at Harvard University
  The Center for Ethics at Harvard University encourages teaching and research about ethical issues in public and professional life.
• The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University
  The Kenan Institute for Ethics is a university-wide initiative at Duke University that supports the study and teaching of ethics and promotes moral reflection and commitment in personal, professional, community, and civic life.

General

• Best of New Orleans
  The website of the weekly newspaper, *Gambit*: local news stories, event listings, restaurant reviews
• Convention and Visitor’s Bureau
  Event, hotel, restaurant listings, and more
• Nola.com
  The online version of New Orleans’ main daily newspaper, the Times Picayune: local news, events, apartment listings

Bookstores

• Maple Street Book Shop
  Over forty years old years old and something of a New Orleans literary icon. Large selection of local books. Next door is Maple Street’s Children’s Bookshop, New Orleans’ only book shop dedicated to children’s literature.
• Octavia Books
  Independent bookstore housed in a one hundred year old building —an attractive place to browse.

Food

• New Orleans Menu
  Tom Fitzmorris’s website with extensive restaurant reviews

Restaurants

• Commander’s Palace
  Authentic New Orleans food in a beautiful setting
• Muriel’s
  Contemporary New Orleans food in a French Quarter mansion which once housed a bordello.
• Ralph’s on the Park
  Louisiana-French food next door to City Park
• The Upperline
  Innovative Creole food and an extensive collection of original New Orleans artwork

Museums

• New Orleans Museum of Art
  National exhibitions throughout the year
• Ogden Museum of Southern Art
  “Home to the largest collection of Southern art in the world”
• The D-Day Museum
  America’s National World War II Museum

Music

• Offbeat Magazine
  Extensive New Orleans music listings
• Preservation Hall
  Authentic New Orleans Jazz
• Snug Harbor
  Contemporary Jazz