Research ·
SIS Economist Works at Crossroads of Development and Women’s Empowerment
SIS professor Jennifer Poole discusses her recent research at the intersection of economic development and women’s empowerment.
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International ·
Hamas isn’t the First Military Group to Hide Behind Civilians as a Way to Wage War
SIS professor Benjamin Jensen explains that civilians often become pawns in war when one side does not have a military advantage against a stronger adversary – and looks for other ways to weaken their opponent.
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Government & Politics ·
On 60th Anniversary of JFK’s Assassination, Reflecting on a Human Rights Legacy Cut Short
While the Kennedy Administration is known for several historic events, it also left a legacy in the field of human rights both at home and abroad
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Alumni ·
Human Rights Work Combines with Law Degree for One SIS Alumna’s Ideal Career
We spoke with Robin Gary, SIS/MA ’03, WCL/JD ’03, about how she applies her interest in human rights work to her law career.
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Education ·
SIS Professor Empowers Women Veteran Entrepreneurs
SIS professor Krista Tuomi is an instructor for the Veteran Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship (V-WISE) program.
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Announcement ·
National Security Expert Honored by American University for Promoting Inclusivity in Technology Policy
American University honored cybersecurity leader Zach Tudor, Associate Laboratory Director of Idaho National Laboratory (INL), with its annual Inclusive Technology Policy Changemaker Award.
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Internships ·
Take the Classroom into the Real World with Internships Abroad
SIS professor Angela Pashayan and student Sophie Cazares, SIS/BA ’25, share about their research in Kenya and opportunities available through internships abroad.
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On Campus ·
Three Benefits of Working While Attending Grad School
While it’s a decision only you can make, understanding the numerous benefits and opportunities that come with pursuing a graduate degree from American University’s School of International Service (SIS) is an important step.
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International ·
A Conflict Resolution Expert on Peace and the Israel-Hamas War
SIS professor and Abdul Aziz Said Chair in International Peace and Conflict Resolution Mohammed Abu-Nimer spoke with us about how a peace and conflict resolution expert approaches the Israel-Hamas war.
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Alumni ·
Across-the-Aisle Advocate: James Dozier Knows How to Get Results
The School of International Service alumnus and nonprofit founder advances everything from LGBTQIA+ acceptance to clean-energy solutions through his consulting work.
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