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WLP panel on Women in Diplomacy

Women Leaders in the World of Diplomacy

The 25th annual Women’s Leadership Conference presented a panel of women diplomats who discussed navigating global relations.

Michael Doyle

SMPA Professor Wrote New Book

Michael Doyle’s latest book combines musical and military history.

Jeanne Cummings

SMPA Professor Inducted into University of Maryland’s Journalism Hall of Fame

Jeanne Cummings is part of the fourth class inducted into the Merrill College Hall of Fame.

 Amelia Lindsay-Kaufman

GW Student Awarded Inaugural Scholarship

An anonymous benefactor established a new endowment in EESI’s name to support graduate students at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration.

Lauren N. Pincus Assistant Professor of Chemistry

CCAS Professor Awarded 2024 Sustainable Futures Initiative Grant

Lauren Nicole Pincus was recognized for her commitment to promoting green and sustainable chemistry to her students.

Brandman Scholars at F Street House

GW Celebrates the Brandman Foundation’s Impact on Student Veterans

The Joyce and Saul Brandman Military Veteran Endowed Scholarship Fund helps GW’s military-affiliated students pursue their passion in and out of the classroom.

TSPPPA Logo with GW balloon

Trachtenberg, EESI Team on Environmental Scholarship

Graduate student Amelia Lindsay-Kaufman is the first recipient of the new Environmental and Energy Study Institute Graduate Fellowship.

: Malathi Thothathiri (center with student researchers)

Behavior Linked to Language in Young Children

A new study led by CCAS speech scientist Malathi Thothathiri provides the first solid evidence connecting executive functioning to youth language development.

Pink illustration of a math equation on a board

Stats Class Frames the Art of Uncertainty

In his Dean’s Seminar, Professor Hosam M. Mahmoud turns stories into statistics as he shares his passion for probability with first-year students.

Matthew L. Jones, Smith Family Professor of History at Princeton University,  in black jacket

A Delicate Balance: Humanities and AI Share Tenuous Link

In a CCAS co-hosted seminar, experts discussed whether humanities can shape artificial intelligence before technology redraws the education landscape.