Happy International Women's Day! Congratulations to MAIA students Daniella Ciniglio, Vanessa DuBoulay, Jennyfer Jimenez, Regina Navarro-Gomez, and Anusha Tamhane for receiving the International Women of Elliott Student Award.

Join our annual Central Asia Security Workshop: Central Asia in a Transformed Geopolitical Environment The Elliott School or online For agenda, registration and ZOOM link please go to the CAP website or find Central Asia Program on Eventbrite. #CentralAsiaAnnualSecurityWorkshop

Join IMES in-person or Online on March 22 for our next event, " Bad News: How the Media Marched Us to War in Iraq and Beyond." A discussion of the media’s role in war and peace. We’ll be joined by three journalists who have gotten it right. RSVP at buff.ly/3JbrYV4

Join GW Sigur Center for Asian Studies to discuss Mike Chinoy's book "Assignment China: An Oral History of American Journalists in the People's Republic" on Tue, March 28 from 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM in City View Room (7th floor). RSVP ⬇️ bit.ly/3HMGBh6

Do you want to learn more about ways we can improve sustainability within our community? SustainableGW is hosting the 2023 Worldwide Teach-In on Climate & Justice event with Bard College on March 29th. Come make your voice heard! calendar.gwu.edu/event/worldwid…

We are excited to announce a special Korea Policy Forum on May 2nd at 9 AM! The three leading experts from the U.S. and South Korea, respectively, will be joining us to discuss their analyses of the results of the summit meeting. RSVP here: go.gwu.edu/6it

The fall 2023 application is still OPEN! Apply today! gw.force.com

Dr. Linda Bashai, adjunct professor of international affairs, was quoted in "Narrating our own story’: Amid war in Sudan, art lovers take a stand" bit.ly/43nHBkA

Whether you are from Canada, Nigeria, Turkey or anywhere in between, #YouAreWelcomeHere at The Elliott School! ow.ly/pOYZ50PqOpF

We are pleased to invite you to the Inaugural Washington Area Network Economics Symposium (WANES) on Friday, September 8th! WANES highlights academic work from researchers at leading economics institutions in network economics in the DC area. RSVP: bit.ly/3OxsVcY

Congratulations to Professor David Shambaugh, whose book “China Goes Global: The Partial Power" has just been selected as one of the five most important books published on international relations by The Economist! #ElliottProud Read the article ⬇️ economist.com/the-economist-…

Sunny Kim chose The Elliott School for the opportunities to network and build his future career in #InternationalAffairs. Learn more about Sunny, including his travel recommendations in his #WeAreElliott profile! ow.ly/6pRe50PI43A

Dive into the world of science diplomacy! 🔬 "Teaming Up," supported by the GW Seminar Series in collaboration with EURAXESS North America, is your chance to gain invaluable insights into the successes and experiences of scientific diasporas! RSVP ⬇️ bit.ly/3ZYk5dH

The Elliott School of International Affairs is celebrating its 125th anniversary after preparing thousands of students at the George Washington University for global careers. Hear from alumni on what the Elliott School means to them ⬇️ #WeAreElliott gwtoday.gwu.edu/alumni-celebra…

Assistant Professor Lucia Rafanelli recently published “Not Just War by Other Means: Cross-Border Engagement as Political Struggle" in Constellations: An International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory. Congratulations, Professor Rafanelli! bit.ly/3QRppwk

We'd like to take the time to wish our Elliott School community a Happy Thanksgiving Break! ⭐ Here's to a break surrounded by family and friends. We can't wait to see you back on campus recharged and ready to tackle the remainder of the semester!

🚨Scholarships available!🚨 Current and Spring 2024 prospective The Elliott School students are eligible to apply for the International Women of Elliott Award for tuition, an unpaid internship, or capstone travel! Apply by December 1! ow.ly/Jm5z50Q8VZa

Professor Paul Williams' book chapter, "Two Decades of Civilian Protection Mandates for United Nations Peacekeepers,” was recently published in the book “The Individualization of War: Rights, Liability, and Accountability in Contemporary Armed Conflicts." elliott.gwu.edu/two-decades-ci…

Interested in learning more about the international student experience with the GWDevelopmentStudies program? Check out our international applicants page ow.ly/CQTc30szpNt #YouAreWelcomeHere

On March 25, join us for a trade and development seminar with economist Roman David Zarate. Roman is an economist at the Trade and Integration unit of the World Bank’s Development Research Group. Register today ⬇️ calendar.gwu.edu/event/trade_de…