On Jan. 30, eight GW Alumni were recognized by D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray, CCAS BA ’64, and SnagFilms founder and chairman Ted Leonsis as the recipients of Washington’s Best Film for their 2010 project on convicted felons reintegrating into society: Jason Wilder Evans Jatryce Jackson Kripa Kosh Yavar Moghimi Hua “Lily” Qin Erika Rydberg Rebecca […]
Di Xiao, SEAS MS ’11, accepted a position at INVISTA (Koch Industries) located in Wichita, Kan., as a commercial development associate. Previously, Xiao was employed at Garten Rothkopf, LLC as a consultant.
Attention Class of 2010 – Your bricks have been installed! Next time you’re on campus you can find your brick – arranged separately by semester of graduation – in front of Stockton Hall in University Yard. As a reminder: Classes 2002-2010: bricks are in University Yard Classes 1990-1995 and 1997-2001: bricks are in Kogan Plaza Class of […]
Shaunna Payne Gold, GSEHD, EdD ’10, is a 2012 honoree for the Prince George’s County, Md., 40 Under 40 award. She is the founder of Gold Doctoral Consulting, which focuses on doctoral student development and program completion. She is also a professorial lecturer in the masters of educational leadership program at GW. Gold serves as […]
Michael Ehrenfried, GSHED MA ’11, was named the first holder of the Distinguished Technology Chair at Kent Denver School. The chair was established through an anonymous gift of $1 million in the fall of 2011.
Philippa Scott, GSEHD MED ’10, returned to her home country of Australia where she works as a lawyer for The Salvation Army, assisting refugees and asylum seekers who seek protection in Australia. Ms. Scott works with refugees from all around the world, including Afghanistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and China. She assists clients to make initial applications […]
Alex Florescu, SEAS BS ’10, MS ’11, will soon start as an analyst in technology with Goldman Sachs in London.
Louise Yeung, ESIA BA ’08, and Amanda Formica, ESIA BA ’10, are attending this year’s UN Framework Convention on Climate Change as U.S. youth delegates in Durban, South Africa. They are participating in the talks through SustainUS, a youth network for sustainable development.
Emily (Kliever) Stuhan, GSEHD MA ’11, and Brian Stuhan are happy to announce their marriage on Oct. 15 in Falls Church, Va., where they reside. The reception took place at Harbour View in Woodbridge, Va. The two took a honeymoon cruise to Florida and the Bahamas.
Tayler Lofquist, CCAS BA ‘11, wrote “A History of Red Planet Capital, Inc.” in the Fellows Review published by the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress.
