PHD Law, Justice, and Society, Public Affairs

First and foremost among my personal and career goals is completing the doctoral level program of study, Justice, Law, and Society, at XXXX University's School of Public Affairs (SPA). Secondly, my distinct ambition is to develop my expertise in politics in developing African nations. Equipped with this level of education and knowledge, I can then positively and constructively contribute to developing, enhancing, and implementing policy formation within these developing nations. Moreover, I would like to devote my energies to the education of future citizens who will be active in their pursuits of justice and equality for all people.   I feel I would be able to make this a reality by working as a professor that highlights the role and extended functions of government in contemporary society.

In the future, I envision committing myself to impress upon students, faculty, NGOs, non-profits, and government officials their places in the world as active agents in the interdependence of the global community and even the nature of the earth. When we speak of peace in a region, we talk about peace for all; no country is autonomous or exclusive. When we say improving the natural environment, we are talking about making the natural environment better for all, not just one region of the world. I fully anticipate the Justice, Law, and Society course of study to enable me to impress upon those I work with in the future the need for developing attitudes, knowledge, and skills to work with people from different cultures, creeds, and beliefs systems. Having seen and lived through war, I see no future without avoiding it at all costs. The poor, the sick, and the needy of the world need all that we have. By embracing their needs, we achieve our own. Terms such as foreign policy, national security, diplomacy, and globalization describe the growing efforts of the government to prepare our people to live and function in a democratic and international society. In truth, the terms need to be read as social harmony and equality of life, in a society that professes that no one is left behind and equal opportunity for all, anything less would be hypocrisy.