Announcements Archive

• Infectious Diseases Travel Policy
• Nobel Laureate Yunus Talks Poverty at Global Forum
• Professors Named 2009 Carnegie Scholars
• Doha Debates Make U.S. Debut in Gaston Hall
• Clinton, Nobel Winner to Speak at Global Forum
• Finding Refuge in the World of Migration
• Student Named University’s 25th Truman Scholar
• Physician: Global AIDS Funding Uncertain
• Qatar Students Study Conflict Resolution in Rwanda
• Taking a Break to Help Build Communities
• The US-UK Fulbright Commission announces a significant increase in new awards
• Students Spring Into Action for Break
• Facilitating Interreligious Dialogue
• Airport Parking Discount for GU Faculty/Staff Travelers
• Panel Explores Tradition of Interreligious Dialogue
• Call for Applications: Shanghai Forum 2009
• USAID Grants Center $50 Million For SEED Program
• America’s Role in Global Business Development
• Georgetown No. 5 Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers
• Qatar Campus Constructing New Facility
• Jackson Named Associate Dean for New Legal Program
• New Director Named to Diplomacy Institute
• Italian Studies to Offer New Master's Program
• GUMC Students Travel Abroad to Fulfill Missions
• An Air of Good Comes From Experience Abroad
• U.S.-Afghan Women’s Council Moves to Georgetown
• Book Explores Separatist Conflict in Sri Lanka
• Panel Celebrates Human Rights Anniversary
• Scholar: Mumbai Attacks Bring New Kind of Tactics
• New Report Explores NATO Enlargement
• Scholars Keep Up Fight Against HIV/AIDS
• An Animated Approach to Teaching and Scholarship
• Paired for a Bit of Conversation
• Global Initiatives Lead to London
• Religious Freedom Brief Prepared For Next President
• SFS-Q Boasts Increasingly Global Student Body
• D.C. and Doha Students Foster Social Change
• Scholar Reconsiders the Saga of Ancient Rome
• GU Network Launched to Unify Africa Initiatives
• DeGioia Awarded Honorary Degree for Global Efforts
• 2008 A Record Year for Georgetown Fulbrights
• Scholar's Book Examines Globalization, Terrorism
• SFS Professor Explores U.S. Power in Asia
• On the Move
• Hablo Espanol? Gracias.
• Reforming Study of Foreign Languages
• Mission Towards Patient Care Takes Flight
• Let the Political Games Begin
• Scientists Travel to Shanghai For Symposium
• Students, Faculty Trained for Humanitarian Action
• Professor Examines Judaism's Key Defining Concept
• Not the Traditional Spring Break
• Crossing Disciplines, Crossing Borders
• Symposium Explores Legacy of Ex-CIA Director Helms
• Moghaddam to Direct Conflict Resolution M.A.
• Professor Reviews Paolo Mantegazza's Writings
• More Study Abroad in Summer, Fall
• Georgetown Student Named 2008 Global Leader
• Service Learning Trip to India
• World Malaria to Attract Research, Policy Leaders
• Yahoo! Fellow Discusses Internet and Politics
• Albright Offers Foreign Policy Advice in New Book
• Building Communities and Relationships
• Fellows Hope to Implement Lessons Learned on Isle
• Global Forum Introduced During John Carroll Weekend
• Global Forum Addresses International Issues
• Georgetown Law goes international
• Middle East, Israel Expert Joins Georgetown Faculty
• Georgetown University - A Global Institution
• New Degrees Focus on Global Study
• Georgetown and China Pledge Cooperative Exchange
• New Global Classroom Links D.C. to Doha
• Professor Examines Motherhood in Italy
• Professor Awarded Berlin Prize Fellowship
• Professor Illuminates History of Modern Caucasus
• Point: I Can Show You the World
• U.S. and British High Courts Compared
• Journalists Honored for International Reporting
• Georgetown a Top Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers
• Multiculturalism and Global Conflict Resolution
• University Opens Liaison Office in Shanghai
• Students from Washington, DC study at SFS-Qatar
• A New Twist on Study Abroad
• Georgetown Collaborates with Fudan University
• Anxiety about study abroad
• Help a Phone Call Away for World Traveling Hoyas
• International SOS Service Available
• Georgetown University International Traveler's Resource launches