June 2007
Issue 57



 
 

Message from Mory

My dear fellow Colonials –

This is my last message to you as head of alumni relations and annual giving at GW. My last day at GW in this position is this Friday, June 8. Come August 1st, I will be joining the University of Southern California as head of its alumni relations program and alumni association.

It has been my honor and privilege to work at GW’s Alumni House for the past four years. In that time I hope you have seen an improvement in and an expansion of the programs, benefits, and services we offer to the GW alumni community. READ FULL ARTICLE

Alumni Profiles

Jennifer Ellick, BBA '97
 
Rita Sinha, ME ‘06, has been crowned Miss District of Columbia International 2007. Sinha, 23, hopes to use her title to do some good. Throughout her year’s reign as Miss DC International 2007, she will promote HIV/AIDS prevention in the nation’s capital by advocating the message of abstinence education in school systems, community organizations, and the offices of policy makers. READ FULL ARTICLE.

The Missouri Compromise and its Aftermath, by Robert Pierce Forbes, BA '87Robert Pierce Forbes, BA ’87, a lecturer in history at Yale University, has published a book that analyzes a crucial moment in American history. The Missouri Compromise and Its Aftermath: Slavery and the Meaning of America goes behind the scenes of the Missouri Compromise and discusses the high-level deal-making, diplomacy, and deception that defused the crisis, including the central, unexpected role of President James Monroe. Forbes’s analysis reveals a surprising national consensus against slavery a generation before the Civil War.

 
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The GW Colonial Dragons, a boat team made up of 12 GW alumni, won silver and bronze medals in the Washington, D.C., Dragon Boat Festival in May. READ FULL ARTICLE

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