Plus, Research Partnership Targets HIV, Student's Music Podcast and more
Plus, Research Partnership Targets HIV, Student's Music Podcast and more
Columbian College

September 2022

Karen E. Knudsen
In her first year as CEO of the American Cancer Society, Karen E. Knudsen, BA ’90, (Biology) has crisscrossed the country to join scientists, lawmakers and caregivers in a fight against the nation’s second-leading killer.
Ellie D'Andria
Senior Ellie D’Andria orchestrated her special interdisciplinary major into a podcast celebrating the joy of music. A performer with GW bands and choirs, she’s raising her voice to advocate for music education.
Emily Zhang
Led by Criminal Justice alumna Emily Zhang, BA ’22, (above) a GW team including Sociology’s Fran Buntman is using literature to rewrite the narrative about children with incarcerated parents.
Alumni & Families Weekend: September 30, 2022 to October 2, 2022
Join GW alumni, families and friends as the annual Alumni & Families Weekend returns to campus for the first time since 2019. The three-day festivities will take place on September 30-October 2.
GW America's Gate
Psychology’s Lisa Bowleg and Milken’s Deanna Kerrigan are leading an interdisciplinary partnership to develop new approaches for community-engaged researchers to promote health equity and improve HIV prevention and care.
Katherine Miller (Left) and Molly O'Toole (Right)
Pulitzer-winning journalist Molly O’Toole (right) and corporate responsibility leader Katherine Miller are this year’s Terker Fellows. Established by a gift from Bruce and Cindy Terker, the program annually brings communication professionals to SMPA.
Aruna D'Souza
Renowned writer and historian Aruna D’Souza will share her expertise on the intersections of art, race and politics as the William Wilson Corcoran Visiting Professor of Community Engagement.
Three first-year students high fiving after completing a successful Welcome Day of Service
From patching playgrounds to sprucing school yards, CCAS volunteers joined first-year and transfer students for D.C. repair projects on the  annual Convocation and Welcome Day of Service.

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Stephanie Riegg Cellini (Economics, Public Policy & Public Administration) was named a senior consultant to the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
Arnaud Martin (Biology) received a $655,390 grant from the National Science Foundation to examine the molecular, developmental and functional basis of silk across a diversity of uses.
Nate Morris, BA ’03, (Political Science) listed his company Rubicon on the NYSE. It is only the ninth Kentucky-based company to go public on the exchange.
Gayle Wald (American Studies, English) won a Public Scholars Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities that will support her work on a biography of Ella Jenkins, America’s most popular and accomplished producer of children’s music.

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