After she took a class taught by Josef Korbel, a refugee from Czechoslovakia, she began taking Russian history and language courses and became fascinated with Cold War politics. Rice graduated from the University of Denver in 1974, and she enrolled at the University of Norte Dame in Indiana. She earned a Masters degree in government and international studies from the University of Norte Dame in 1975 . At the suggestion of her former professor, Josef Korbel, Condoleezza returned to for her Ph.D. at the University of Denver which she earned by 1981. Soon after she was offered a fellowship at Stanford University to its Center for International Security and Arms Control, something no other woman had been offered before, she accepted. She was later hired at Stanford to teach political
After she took a class taught by Josef Korbel, a refugee from Czechoslovakia, she began taking Russian history and language courses and became fascinated with Cold War politics. Rice graduated from the University of Denver in 1974, and she enrolled at the University of Norte Dame in Indiana. She earned a Masters degree in government and international studies from the University of Norte Dame in 1975 . At the suggestion of her former professor, Josef Korbel, Condoleezza returned to for her Ph.D. at the University of Denver which she earned by 1981. Soon after she was offered a fellowship at Stanford University to its Center for International Security and Arms Control, something no other woman had been offered before, she accepted. She was later hired at Stanford to teach political