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May 24, 2010 · However, Mr. Grossman is organized about one thing: correspondence. He has a log book in which he draws pictures, staples post cards, and keeps notes on every phone call he has. But his greatest ...
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Mar 6, 1988 · As if in answer, the old Arab, Abu Harb, tells Mr. Grossman about rih asfar, the yellow wind, which, as Mr. Grossman explains, is ''a hot and terrible east wind which comes once in a few ...
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After the positive response to the Belfer report, our conversations with members of the outgoing Trump and incoming Biden administrations, current and retired members of the Foreign Service, important groups like AFSA, and members of Congress and staff, we decided that in a Phase II effortwe would focus on four achievable, affordable, urgently need...
A topic that came up frequently was chief of mission authority. Since 9/11, the role and authority of U.S. ambassadors have at times been challenged or overridden, leading to confusion and a lack of cohesiveness in some embassies. The process of nominating and confirming ambassadors is unpredictable and slow, leaving many embassies without an ambas...
Blueprint 2 begins: “State Department leadership of American diplomacy in an increasingly complex and dangerous world depends on several factors, crucially having personnel with the right skills, knowledge, and experience in the right places at the right time to advance national security interests.” But the Foreign Service today is underfunded by a...
The ability of the State Department to hire and retain the highest-quality personnel who best represent the country’s diversity is the foundation of American diplomacy. Yet the State Department has devoted only modest resources to recruitment, largely through the Diplomats in Residence program and fellowships, and has taken only a few steps aimed a...
When a crisis is coming or raging, today’s State Department must cobble together resources from existing requirements, seeking the support of retirees, deploying a limited range of temporary employment authorities, or turning to expensive contractors. We admire the courageous and hard work people have done to meet these emergencies, but ad hoc is n...
The goal of our blueprint format, including legislative and regulatory language, is to show that these reforms are achievable and affordable if there is the will to go forward. Our next goal (Phase III) is to get them implemented. We are honored that the Una Chapman Cox Foundation and Arizona State University are again participants in this quest. T...
“A Diplomacy for the 21st Century: Back to the Future?” by Marc Grossman, The Foreign Service Journal, September 2014“The Future of the Foreign Service” panel with AFSA President Eric Rubin, Ambassadors (ret.) Nicholas Burns, Marc Grossman, and Marcie Ries, The Foreign Service Journal, January-February 2021“On Moves to Modernize: An Interview with Secretary of State Antony Blinken,” The Foreign Service Journal, January-February 2022“Exploring the Secretary’s Modernization Agenda: A Q&A with Policy Planning Director Salman Ahmed,” The Foreign Service Journal, March 2022Jul 20, 2022 · Avery Pratt aptly describes our class as being subject to a “jazz-based approach to teaching.” Mr. Grossman’s lessons involve “a lot of improvisation,” but they are “never hasty or shoddily constructed.” Being in Mr. Grossman’s class this past 2021-2022 academic year has truly influenced me as a person.
The following day, Mr. Grossman called me and asked what I did for fun to relax and I told him I saw a movie and had a bagel nova. He said, "you will see, that extra relaxation eased your mind and calmed you down and he said it will work in your favor come time for the bar exam." (Mr. Grossman was right again—he KNOWS what he is talked about.
