Research ·
Academic Diversity Postdocs Enriching AU Scholarship
Steven Dashiell and Ashely Tisdale focusing on critical disability and race studies and male-dominated subcultures
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International ·
AU Community Conducted Critical Research during Afghanistan Evacuation
SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad and Stephen Angelsmith of AU CCES mobilized the AU community to conduct research to assist the Afghanistan evacuation effort.
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Communications ·
From Main Street to Wall Street: My Time at the Fox Business Network
Dean's Intern Olivia Tinari shares her experiernce as College Associate at FBN's Assignment Desk in summer '21.
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Announcement ·
American University Celebrates Doreen Bogdan-Martin’s Leadership in Inclusivity and Technology Policy
Inaugural Changemaker Award Honors Alumna and Global Champion for Technology Access
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Literature ·
Writers Series Kicks Off with Award-Winning Poet Chet'la Sebree
Forty-one years of bringing world-renowned writers to campus
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Government & Politics ·
2021 Sine Summer Series Imagines a Better America Post-Covid
Experts from across the globe join series discussing health, education, governance and policy, and the culture that draws thousands of viewers
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Research ·
Latino Businesses Experienced Disproportionate Hardship as a Result of COVID-19, and Benefitted Less from Pandemic Assistance
A new study identifies challenges faced by Latino-owned enterprises in the DC Metro Area when seeking aid during the crisis, but also local innovations for the future.
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Announcement ·
2021 Films Across Borders Film Festival Presents Stories in A Changing World
2021 Films Across Borders Film Festival Presents Stories in A Changing World
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Announcement ·
SIS Launches New Graduate Certificate in Social Innovation for Global Impact
We recently spoke with Professor Robert Tomasko to learn more about SIS's new graduate certificate in Social Innovation for Global Impact.
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Research ·
Long Term Care Decisions Rely on Trust
SPA Scholars find that individuals making long-term care decisions do not show bias against government and trust public and nonprofit performance data
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