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Shawn Tenbrink graduated from BSIS with an LLM in International Economic Law where he was also president of the student governing body, the Junior Common Room. In 2010 he joined the U.S. State Department as a Foreign Service Officer and served as a political officer in Damascus, Syria, until operations were suspended. He currently works as an economic officer in the US Embassy in Beirut.
“BSIS was a great experience and it offered me the opportunity to study under a great group of professors. I also had great classmates, which helped broaden my horizons and fostered an excellent learning environment. It was also great living in the heart of Europe and being able to travel and work.”
“My experience at BSIS prepared me for many things and it helped me gain the knowledge and experience necessary in order for me to get into my current position. The skills and awareness that I gained during my time at BSIS have served me well since graduation.”
“I have and would recommend BSIS to people looking to get a graduate degree. BSIS can offer you many things and it will give back just as much as you are willing to put in.”