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Jackson Institute for Global Affairs
The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs is a school of international relations at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The program, which continues the heritage of the long-standing international relations program offered at Yale, launched at the beginning of the 2010-2011 academic year, and is home to Yale's Masters' in Global Affairs and undergraduate major of the same title. The Jackson Institute, led by its Director Jim Levinsohn, is part of the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale.
==Foundation==
In April 2009, Yale announced it had received a $50 million gift to create the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, set to launch in the 2010 fall semester. The donation came from ex-pharmaceutical businessman and philanthropist John Jackson, a 1967 graduate of Yale College, and his wife Susan. Jackson said he originally intended to become a diplomat when entering Yale, like his great-grandfather. Regarding the gift, Jackson stated, "We hope to inspire students to pursue careers in diplomacy and public service and to become globally engaged leaders in all walks of life." Yale President Richard Levin added, "The Jackson Institute will become a signature program, marking Yale’s global aspirations. Its teaching programs will permeate the University, expanding the curriculum in international affairs so that students in all its schools are better prepared for global leadership and service."
==Offices==
The Jackson Institute is based in Rosenkranz Hall, designed by Boston architecture firm Koetter Kim & Associates. The building was inaugurated in October 2009 and is also home to Yale's Political Science Department and the MacMillan Center. The building, which has been LEED-silver certified, is named after its major donor, Robert Rosenkranz (Yale '62), who is the CEO of the Delphi Financial Group.
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