Elliott Graduate Reflects on Prestigious Leadership Fellowship
Daria Howard, M.A. ‘23, is in her second year of the Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF), a highly selective leadership development program where fellows work for a federal agency. Students can apply during their graduate school program in the Early Fall Semester...
Alumna Advocates for Women in International Business and at GW
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we caught up with Ana M. Guevara, BA ’85, co-chair of GW’s International Women of Elliott. GW: Tell us about what you are doing now and why it matters to you? AG: I am passionate about executing strategies that lead...
Not Just a Number: GW Students Amplify Voices of Ukrainian Refugees and NGOs
Undergraduates Nataliya Layer, Lydia Miller, Liana Moldovanu and Anja Ree spent six weeks in Eastern Europe documenting the human toll of war through personal narratives. Authored by: Nick Erickson he emotions compounded with every story they heard—each delivered in...
Richardson Brothers Foundation Establishes New Scholarship at Elliott
Landmark gift provides need-based undergraduate scholarships for UK students Alumnus Carl Richardson, MA ’99, and his family have generously created an endowed scholarship at GW through the Richardson Brothers Foundation. The Richardson Family Scholarship,...
FLAS Fellows Value Their Summer Experience
This summer, seven GW students took part in the summer Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship program to study regional languages in the Middle East. Whether in Rabat, Tunis, Cairo or Amman, fellows put their Arabic and Hebrew skills to work exploring new...
Elliott Student Wins Prestigious Japanese Studies Scholarship
Nicholas Bird, a junior majoring in Japanese Language and Literature and International Affairs with a minor in Economics was selected as the 2024 recipient of the MEXT scholarship. The Japanese government awards this highly competitive reward and provides airfare to...
Elliott School Launches New Fellowship Focused on China Studies
The Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch Graduate Fellowship provides stipends for field research, study abroad, and more. Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch, a distinguished diplomat and the first U.S. ambassador of Asian descent, has established a new Elliott School graduate...
Photo Competition 2023: Hopes and Fears for Our Planet
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Dr. Jisoo Kim Selected as Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellow
Investigating Power Dynamics in Korean History and Redefining Legal Narratives in Marriage Dr. Jisoo M. Kim, Associate Professor of History, International Affairs, and East Asian Languages and Literatures, has been selected by the Harvard Radcliffe Institute as a...
Ashli Boxley took the road less taken
Terryl Ashli Boxley, MA ’24 Ashli Boxley’s quest to become fluent in Mandarin Chinese began in sixth grade, when she enrolled in a Chinese language course that led to her resolve to master this challenging language, which requires, at minimum, a knowledge of about...
Kluge Fellowship Recipient Spotlight: Dr. Leniqueca Welcome
Exploring Postcolonial Statecraft and Anti-Blackness in Trinidad Leniqueca Welcome, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs, was awarded a 9-month Kluge Fellowship from the Library of Congress to work on her book manuscript. Dr. Welcome is...
The Taiwan Relations Act: Safeguarding Taiwan’s Security
Exhibit Looks Back on 45 Year History The Sigur Center for Asian Studies recently collaborated with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative’s Office in the US (TECRO) on a photo exhibition celebrating 45 years of the Taiwan Relations Act (TRA) entitled...
Elliott School Wins Prestigious Awards for Innovation and Inclusion
Two Elliott School programs received prestigious awards from the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA), a global network comprising 40 leading schools of international affairs. The Generations Dialogue Project (GDP) won the 2024 APSIA...
Elliott School Celebrates 125 Years of International Affairs Education
The celebration reflected on the evolution of the school and the diverse careers it has prepared students for over the years. GW Today Article Alumni and students of the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George Washington University gathered on...
GW’s Public Interest Technology Scholars Will Raise the Bar on Conversations about Tech and Civic Interest
Elliott School’s Susan Ariel Aaronson, CCAS’s Alexa Alice Joubin and SMPA’s David Karpf comprise the university’s inaugural PIT Scholars cohort. Authored by: Ruth Steinhardt The George Washington University introduced its Public Interest Technology (PIT) Scholars...
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