Elliott School Graduation Celebration
Congratulations to the Elliott School Class of 2021! We look forward to recognizing the achievements of our 2021 graduates through live-streamed celebrations on Friday, May 14, 2021. When it is safe to do so, the university will host in-person celebrations on the National Mall to honor the Class of 2021 and the Class of 2020, with each class enjoying its own, curated celebration.
Faculty Research Prize Winners
The Elliott School Research Office is delighted to announce the winners of the 2021 research prizes.
Michael E. Brown Research Prize
The Elliott School of International Affairs is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2021 Michael E. Brown Research Prize, Hope Harrison, Professor of History and International Affairs. Named after ESIA’s former dean, the prize recognizes a faculty member each year whose research contributes to scholarly and policy-relevant understanding of important global issues.
OVPR Early Career Scholar Award
The Elliott School congratulates Celeste Arrington, Korea Foundation Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, on winning this year’s Early Career Scholar award from GW’s Office of the Vice President for Research. The annual award honors the university’s most promising scholars, “whose trajectory has shown remarkable early success with more to come.”
OVPR Distinguished Scholar Award
Martha Finnemore, University Professor, was selected as this year’s OVPR Distinguished Scholar. A member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Professor Finnemore is one of the university’s most accomplished scholars, and this award signifies her influence on the field of international affairs and global governance.
OVPR Research Mentorship Award
Congratulations to Chris Cahill, Professor of Chemistry and International Affairs, this year’s recipient of the OVPR Research Mentorship Award. The prize goes to “who has had a significant impact on the academic and professional development of students and trainees in the areas of research and scholarship will be selected for the GW Research Mentorship Award,” and nominees must be nominated by students or trainees.
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Jacob Winn
BA Candidate, International Affairs and Political Science, Dean's Scholar, Class of 2021
"I have always loved politics, political science, and international affairs, and so the prospect of choosing my own research path that would combine all of those areas was my top priority.
In the Dean's Scholars Program, I am researching the influence of the Brexit movement, referendum, and EU withdrawal politics on the British Conservative Party, which has allowed me to combine all of my broader passions."
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