Alumni ·
AU Alumni Among 2020 Election Winners
Among them is Sarah McBride, SPA/BA ’13, who will become the nation’s first openly transgender state senator.
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Alumni ·
2020's MCAR Celebrated AU's Multicultural Community Virtually
Though hosted online, the 8th annual Multicultural Alumni Reunion remained educational and impactful.
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Business ·
Pandemic Challenges Pave a Path for SEO Expansion
Kogod alum William Goodloe spoke with Dean Delaney about his path to president of SEO and how this nonprofit is supporting students during the pandemic–and how they hope to help even more in a post-COVID world.
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Alumni ·
AU Alumnus Lonnie Bunch, Philanthropic Leaders Recognized at President’s Circle Event-2020
For his many achievements as a renowned curator, historian, and educator, Lonnie Bunch, CAS/BA ’74, CAS/MA ’76, received the 2020 Cyrus A. Ansary Medal on Tuesday, October 27, at the 39th President’s Circle Celebration.
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Communications ·
Changemaker Conversations with Alumni Aim to Build Bridges
A new video series from AU SOC creates a bridge between alumni and current students.
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Alumni ·
New Program Pairs Alumni with First-Year Classes
From Silicon Valley to New Zealand, alumni have answered the call for guest speakers for AU’s signature Complex Problems program.
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Alumni ·
Greetings from Rob Johnson
A message from Alumni Association President Rob Johnson, SPA/BA '81
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Alumni ·
Estate Gift Helps Library Innovate During COVID-19
When the late Doris Blaisdell, CAS/BA ’44, planned an estate gift to American University, she could not have known that her generosity would impact the university at a pivotal moment in history. But that’s exactly what happened.
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Alumni ·
Volunteering in the Midst of a Pandemic
Lisa McGrail has been volunteering with Women Giving Back since 2017 and won’t let a pandemic stop her from helping her community.
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On Campus ·
CTRL Stands Ready No Matter the Teaching Modality
The ability to wear multiple hats has likely never been more relevant for faculty. But that’s exactly why CTRL exists—to help faculty excel as educators throughout their careers.
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