Research ·
Political Warfare: SIS Prof. on Rethinking Military Strategy
Benjamin Jensen coauthored recent books on 21st century defense and cyber strategy.
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Education ·
School of Education Launches Dual Enrollment Program for DC Students
American University’s School of Education (SOE) has officially welcomed its first cohort of DC high-school students to the new Dual Enrollment Program, a partnership between SOE and District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).
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Student Life ·
Welcome Home
10 tips to help new students start the year right and become better acquainted with American University at the start of the year.
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Communications ·
Scott Talan Travels the World
Scott Talan reveals some of his best experiences, traveling mistakes and his love of travel.
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International ·
Running the Great Wall: AU Student Goes the Distance at Majestic Site
The ROTC rising senior spent the past year in China.
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Alumni ·
Alumni Board Seeks New Members
Interested in helping make key decisions about programming and outreach to fellow Eagles? Apply for the Alumni Board!
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Research ·
Paper Finds Nursing Home Staff Skilled in Diversity Provide Better Care
Managers who consider diversity and hire employees skilled in caring for diverse clientele have better facilities with fewer regulatory violations, according to a paper to be published in Public Administration Review by four SPA authors.
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Research ·
Public Administration Faculty and Students Collaborate to Publish New Top-Ranked Study
Two SPA faculty members and two graduate students embarked on a research project to shed light on how nursing homes serve racially and ethnically diverse residents.
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On Campus ·
AU Hosts It's On Us First Regional Advisor Summit
On Aug. 4 and 5, American University hosted the first ever It's On Us regional advisor summit.
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Alumni ·
AU Alum Inspires Communities Through Sports
With team sports as a catalyst, Donald Curtis, SOC/MA ’14, works to educate and empower low-income students to break the cycle of poverty.
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