BRIEFING

• Faculty Notes
• Herbert J. Davis co-edited Management in India: Trends and Transition (Sage Publications/Response Books, 2006).
• Bruce J. Dickson received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to evaluate the potential Chinese entrepreneurs may have as agents of political change.
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• Alumni News
• Alumni news are now updated quarterly. The Alumni News section will contain alumni updates for the previous three months. Alumni news from the previous quarter will be filed on the Alumni Notes page by decade of graduation. Please send all updates to Ginger Daniel at esiaalum@gwu.edu and be sure to include your full name, degree, year graduated, and any information you would like to share with fellow alumni. The following are alumni updates from January 1 through March 31, 2006.

• Past Events
• Croatian Foreign Minister Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, who studied at the Elliott School as a Fulbright Scholar, was honored with a President's Medal on February 15 in the Elliott School.
• On February 23, Ambassador Edward Skip" Gnehm delivered his Shapiro lecture, Iraq: The View from the Neighborhood," to Elliott School students, faculty and friends.

The Elliott School Upgrades Its Communications

The Elliott School's effort to enhance communication with students, faculty, alumni and friends does not stop with updates to the content of our courses, programs and events.

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Alumni Profile: Tammy Duckworth

Alumni Profile: Tammy Duckworth (M.A. '92)

Tammy Duckworth (M.A. '92), a decorated Iraq war veteran, is hoping to take her devotion to public service to the United States Congress.

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Michael Sodaro: Thirty Years and 10,000 Students

Michael Sodaro's tenure at GW has been punctuated by rapid and dramatic changes both at GW's Foggy Bottom campus and in international affairs.

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Capstone Projects that Put the International into Study

International Development Studies' graduate students spent two–weeks of their final semester conducting field research for their capstone projects.

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Graduate Student Career Development Director Participates in New Fulbright Initiative

The Elliott School's Graduate Student Career Development Director, Dr. Lisa Stephenson, was among the first university career center directors to participate in the Fulbright Seminar for U.S. Administrators in International Education.

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Bringing International Affairs Home

IAR enters its 15th year

The 15th anniversary issue of the International Affairs Review (IAR) journal – the biannual, graduate student-run journal of the Elliott School of International Affairs – examines some of the international issues reshaping the way we view the nexus of U.S.foreign and domestic policy.

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Commencement Information

The excitement is growing as the School's graduation celebration and the University's commencement ceremony draw close.

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U.S. Foreign Policy Institute Delves Into the World of Journalism

The U.S. Foreign Policy Institute (USFPI), the Elliott School's academic summer program in United States foreign policy, branched into the world of journalism last summer when it launched a new academic course, Reporting U.S. Foreign Policy," in June and July 2005.

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