American University News
Giving Chances, Giving Back
Howard Dvorkin, BSA '86, believes in business as a tool for service. A self-defined serial entrepreneur, he's founded countless companies on this premise - each with the mission to give back.
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Recent Grad Looks for a New Angle at POLITICO Journalism Institute
Aya Elamroussi is one of 13 students who are part of the 2018 POLITICO Journalism Institute which focuses on building diverse newsrooms.
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American University Welcomes Two New Board Members
Public relations professional and former professor to begin first terms as board members.
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Year One Done
Freshman Economics and Political Science double major Harrison Eichelberger returns to talk about his first year experience.
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Food for Action: Community-Based Research Scholars Help LAYC and Seek Answers
The class used surveys and focus groups to get a clearer picture of food insecurity.
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From Washington to Montreal, a Fulfilling Career in Lifelong Learning
As the founding Dean of the School of Professional & Extended Studies prepares to leave American University, Dr. Carola Weil reflects on an innovative career in academe and higher ed.
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Memorial Day Travel and Earnings are on the Rise - Or Are They?
This weekend, people across the country will hit the road for long Memorial Day weekend getaways. What does this mean, economically speaking?
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New Book Examines How Terrorist Groups Become Allies
A new book, Why Terrorist Groups Form International Alliances, by SPA Assistant Professor Tricia Bacon, examines why some terrorist groups choose to work together.
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How the Next Generation is Tackling the #MeToo Movement
Students at American University created the New Boundaries project to report and share women's stories about sexual assault.
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Doomsday Scenarios: SIS Prof Sharon Weiner Talks Nuclear Weapons and Choices
With a prestigious fellowship, Weiner will examine why the US maintains a massive nuclear arsenal.
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SPA Alumnus Remembered for Leadership on Capitol Hill
House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Members of Congress spoke recently at a memorial for SPA alumnus Ed Lorenzen, SPA/BA '92, who died tragically in a house fire.
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Gene Discovery Boosts Understanding of Zebra Finch Biology
Using sophisticated genome-sequencing techniques, American University researchers identified a gene in the zebra finch that could pave the way for further research into what makes a bird male or female.
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American University Names Christine Chin as New Dean for School of International Service
Dr. Christine Chin starts as the new dean for the School of International Service on June 1.
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A College Experience in Four Scenes
A graduating film major looks back on her AU SOC experience, and finds the excitement and support to dive into the sequel.
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Teaming Up with CAVA to Create a PR Campaign
Students in Professor Kumar's class teamed up with CAVA to develop new PR campaigns and strategies for the company.
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Visiting Researcher Shares Latest on Efforts to Regulate Genetic Resources
Nicolas Pauchard of the University of Lausanne recently shared findings from his research on governing genetic resources at an SPA event.
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United Entertainment Group's Building20 Challenge Lets PR Students Pitch to Pros
American University School of Communication teamed up with United Entertainment Group to create Building20 to challenge students and give them a real-life example of how to respond to a 'request for proposal'.
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Making a Mayvin
Kogod alumni Melanie Ziemnik and Lisa Rosenthal share the story of their work together and the impact they're making.
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AUx2: Two Facilitators Discuss the Race and Social Identity Course
Andrea Malamisura and Brazil McCray reflect on race discussions in the classroom.
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AU Honors College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Recognized for Outstanding Work Across Disciplines
Each year, American University honors outstanding faculty who have made significant contributions in teaching, research, collaboration, and service.
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