GW Washington Forum radio programs included Daniel
Kaniewski, executive director of
the GWUMC Center for Emergency Preparedness, and Keith
Holtermann, assistant dean for health sciences, discussing homeland
security (7/6); and Mary Cheh, professor of law, analyzing
Supreme Court rulings (7/13).
GW’s READI center for disaster
management was the subject of an AP Newswire article
(7/4).
Gordon Adams, director of theElliott
School’s Security Policy Program and
professor of the practice of international affairs, wrote an article in the Financial
Times discussing the division of Europe
(7/1). He was interviewed by The Baltimore Sun regarding the National
Security Administration (7/15). Finally, he authored an op-ed titled "A National
Security Scorecard for the United States," that appeared in The
Globalist
(7/15).
John Banzhaf, professor of law, was
quoted regarding the lawsuit he is bringing against fast food chains in the
following outlets: The Wall Street Journal (7/1 and 7/2), The
Asian Wall Street Journal (7/1), The Wall Street Journal Europe (7/1,
7/2, 7/3), USA Today (7/1), the New York Daily News (7/2), The
Seattle Times (7/2), the Chicago Sun-Times (7/2), AP Newswire (7/2), the AFXUK Focus (7/2), Agence France Presse
(7/2), the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (7/2), the Miami Herald
(7/3), AFX Asia (7/3), The Globe and Mail (Canada) (7/5), the
Houston Chronicle (7/6), The Sunday Times (7/6), Obesity and
Diabetes Week (7/7), Health and Medicine Week (7/7), the Financial
Times (7/8), The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) (7/8), Obesity,
Fitness and Wellness Week (7/12), The Sunday Telegraph (UK) (7/13),
the Chicago Tribune (7/13), The Washington Times (7/13, 7/14),
The Hartford Courant (7/14), The Independent (London) (7/15) and
The Cincinnati Post (7/15).
He was also interviewed on CNN International’s “Q & A Late Afternoon”
(7/7).
Charlene Bickford, director of the
GW First Federal Congress Project, appeared on WCTC’s “Jack Ellery Show”
(New
Brunswick,
NJ) about the Declaration of Independence
(7/3).
Brian Biles, professor of health policy, was quoted in
the Congress Daily/A.M. discussing the government’s changes in the
Medicare program (7/8). He was also
quoted in The Wall Street Journal discussing the same topic
(7/11).
Nathan Brown, professor of political science and
international affairs, was quoted in The Jerusalem Post discussing
President Bush’s involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
(7/4).
Michael Cornfield, research director of the
Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet, was quoted in The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution and The Times discussing Democratic presidential
hopeful Howard Dean’s campaigning progress via the Internet (7/4). He was also quoted in Time
magazine discussing MoveOn.org and Howard Dean’s campaigning success
(7/14). He was quoted in The
Guardian (UK)
(7/14) and USA Today (7/15) discussing the same
topic.
Charles B.
Craver, Leroy Sorenson Merrifield Research
Professor of Law, had his book, “The Intelligent Negotiator:
What to Say, What to Do, and How to Get What You Want - Every Time,” reviewed in
the Texas Lawyer (7/7).
Carol Darr, director of the Institute for Politics,
Democracy and the Internet, was quoted in USA Today Democratic presidential
hopeful Howard Dean’s Internet campaign (7/15).
Jocelyn Anne Glazier, assistant professor of secondary
education, wrote an article in the Harvard Educational Review discussing
how education should promote cultural fluency (7/1).
James Goldgeier, associate professor of political
science and international affairs, was quoted in The Baltimore Sun and
The Seattle Times discussing the Bush administration’s possible plan to
put NATO in charge of the military occupation of
Iraq
(7/9).
Ambassador Karl Inderfurth,
professor of the practice of international affairs in the
Elliott School, was interviewed by BBC’s “Asia Today”
program on the topic of India’s decision not to contribute peacekeeping
troops in Iraq as requested by the Bush Administration
(7/15).
Darryl
Jenkins, director of the Aviation Institute,
was quoted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette discussing the legal dispute
between US Airways
and the Allegheny County Airport Authority (7/9). He was also quoted in The New York
Times discussing smaller, low-cost airlines (7/9). Finally, he was quoted in the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch discussing how
U.S. airports need to cut costs
(7/13, 7/14, 7/15).
Philip Joyce, associate professor of
public administration, was quoted in Market News International discussing
the White House budget report (7/14).
John Lachin, professor of
epidemiology and biostatistics,
was quoted in Diabetes Week and Clinical Trials
Week about type-1 diabetes (7/7).
He was also quoted in Drug Week discussing the same topic
(7/11).
John Logsdon, director of the
Elliott School’s Space Policy Institute and member of the Columbia Shuttle
Accident Investigation Board, was quoted in The Canadian Press, USA Today, AP Newswire and The Washington
Post discussing the foam that caused the shuttle’s failure (7/2, 7/3,
7/10). He was also quoted in The
Boston Globe discussing NASA’s Daniel Goldin and his recent appointment as
the new president of Boston
University (7/9). He was quoted in Dow Jones
International News, Los Angeles Times
and Associated Press Newswire discussing the soon-to-be-complete
Columbia Shuttle accident report (7/10, 7/11). The same story ran in The Washington
Times (7/12), The Star Ledger
(Newark,
NJ) (7/13), The Washington Post
(7/13), the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (7/13) and The Hamilton
Spectator (Toronto,
Canada) (7/14).
Josh Marks, associate director of the Aviation
Institute, was interviewed on CNBC’s “News with Brian Williams” discussing the
length of airport security lines (7/2).
Lawrence Mitchell, John
Theodore Fey Research Professor of Law, was
quoted in the Times Union (Albany, NY) discussing new corporate regulations
being enacted by Congress, the U.S. Securities
and Exchange Commission, the New York Stock Exchange, the NASDAQ Stock Market
and the American Stock Exchange (7/7).
Sara Rosenbaum, interim chair of the department of
health policy, was quoted in The New York Times and The San Diego
Union-Tribune discussing the government’s changes in the Medicare program
(7/7).
Mike Selmi, professor of law, was interviewed on NPR’s
“Marketplace” discussing the protection of gays and lesbians against
discrimination in the workplace (7/2).
The
Elliott School’s
Ambassador David Shinn, adjunct professor of the
practice of international affairs, was
quoted in an article in the National Journal about
President Bush's visit to Africa (7/5).
Christopher Sterling, professor of media and
public affairs and of telecommunications, was quoted by the Los Angeles Times about a public radio
station in California
outsourcing its marketing for underwriting sponsors to corporate radio giant
Clear Channel Communications ((7/7).
Jonathan Turley, professor of law, was quoted in
The Baltimore Sun discussing the Justice Department and its fight against
terrorism (7/11). He was also
quoted in The Mail on Sunday (UK) discussing the military
tribunals of two British prisoners (7/13). Finally, he wrote a Los Angeles Times op-ed titled, “Skewed
Justice for Muslims,” about the U.S. government treating
Arab-Americans and Muslims differently, especially in terrorism cases (7/13).
