SURE Stories: Financial Innovation In Theatre: Current Efforts and Future Potential

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Lydia Melka (Business with a concentration in Information Systems and Technology Management; Theatre, ’24). Read on about Lydia’s research and how she plans to utilize the...

SURE Stories: Decorative Techniques on Ceramic Surfaces

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Chris Koppi (Fine Arts, ’25). Read on about Chris’ research and how they plan to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon their experience! Since my first...

SURE Stories: Belonging in the Senegal River Valley: A West African Perspective in Migrant Integration

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Zoe Carver (International Affairs and Peace Studies, ’25). Read on about Zoe’s research and how she plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon her...

SURE Stories: Salinity Affected Lands in Transition (SALT): Conference on Saltwater Intrusion and Sea Level Rise in Coastal Agroecosystems

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Fall 2023 SURE Award recipient, Paul Leoni (Environmental and Sustainability Science, ’25). Read on about Paul’s research and how he plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon his...

SURE Stories: Redesigning Existing Pesticides Using Biobased and Renewable Feedstocks

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Fall 2023 SURE Award recipient, Chaitrali Patil (Biology and Statistics, ’24). Read on about Chaitrali’s research and how she plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon her experience!...

Tulane Journal Research Submission

by annafalcione | Mar 7, 2022

Do you want to have your own original research published? The Tulane Journal of Policy and Political Economy is accepting article submissions for their next edition! The Tulane Journal is an internationally-recognized undergraduate publication focusing on original...

Program Analyst Opportunity with CAMRIS

by annafalcione | Mar 1, 2022

Hey UHPers! CAMRIS is now accepting applications for their program analyst position! It’s a great way to get development experience at USAID on a fantastic team. CAMRIS is an international development and research firm that realizes innovative solutions to...

Food for Thought with Professor Christov

by annafalcione | Feb 23, 2022

The first Food for Thought of the semester will be Friday, March 4th from 12-1PM. Join Professor Christov in the UHP Townhouse Club Room to discuss “Self-Determination” over a UHP-provided lunch. To reserve your spot (and your lunch!) RSVP here Title:...

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Food for Thought with Professor Feigenbaum

by alexandralswank | Nov 2, 2021 | Community Life

The third Food for Thought of the semester will be Friday, 11/12 from 12-1PM. Join Professor Feigenbaum in the UHP Townhouse Club Room to discuss cultural imperialism and the role of American media over a UHP-provided lunch. To reserve your spot (and your lunch!) RSVP...

Enosinian Thesis and Panel!

by alexandralswank | Oct 28, 2021 | Community Life, Student Voices

Hi All, My name is Mark Thomas-Patterson, and I am a senior in the GWU Honors Program majoring in History. I am currently working on my history senior thesis as part of the Enosinian Scholars Program. This thesis will examine how American conservative publications...