Our latest PDx interview: Chris Wurst on 22:33 stories
In this episode of PDx, we interview Chris Wurst, the director of the Collaboratory at the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), U.S. State Department. Chris also founded the 22.33 podcast which features first-person narratives and anecdotes from people...
Hail for the new Public Diplomacy Fellow
IPDGC held a small reception to welcome the 2019-2020 Public Diplomacy Fellow Emilia A. Puma to the School of Media and Public Affairs at GWU last week. A number of faculty dropped by to hail the new diplomat-in-residence. A 28-year veteran of the U.S. Foreign...
Listen to the latest interview on our PDx podcast: Jay Raman
GWU graduate student Chanson Benjamin talked to Jay Raman, soon-to-be Cultural Attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Bogota, Colombia, and former Director of the Cultural Division at the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in the Office of...
Voice of America Director speaks about the Future of Press Freedoms
By Cassie Rudolph, GWU undergraduate (SMPA 3350) The director of U.S. government-funded news organization Voice of America discussed VOA’s future and freedom of the press worldwide at the GWU Elliott School of International Affairs on Monday, May 6, 2019. Amanda...
Seeing America as the Land Of Hope
by Chanson Benjamin, GWU undergraduate student (SMPA 3350) Public Diplomacy exchanges bring a wide variety of foreign professionals to the U.S. to help them achieve their own goals and, ultimately, U.S. policy goals as well. One of our goals is to promote the growth...
New PDx interview: Thomas Miller
GWU undergraduate student Isabella Marchese interviewed retired Senior Foreign Service officer Thomas Miller for the latest epsiode of Public Diplomacy Explained, PDx. As the chair for the Walter Roberts Endowment Advisory Committee, a professorial lecturer at the...
Eco-Diplomacy: What is it?
By Cassie Rudolph (GWU, Political Communication, Class of 2020) Public diplomacy takes many forms, which are constantly shifting and adapting to meet the ends of an evolving world. The emergence of social media, for example, has changed the structure of many public...
Seeing the Benefits of an International Education
By Tess Peterson, GWU undergraduate student (SMPA 2021) As a student in Washington, D.C., I knew the norm was to have an internship early in my college career. But I have had several! In fact, I’ve held three different positions, including the latest as Government...
Futbol Diplomacy
By Melody Magly, GWU student (B.A Political Communication, SMPA 2020) Caption: U.S. Soccer star Alex Morgan with young footballers in Tanzania. As an undergraduate student studying abroad through the GW Madrid program, I was ready for a real culture change —...
Closing soon: Opportunity for GW students of Public Diplomacy
Applications close on April 15, 2019 The Walter Roberts Endowment, the Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication (IPDGC) is offering a grant of up to $5,000 to a promising student for a project in public diplomacy. The purpose of this grant is to work...
