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Cheering Together for All Alumni Day
Watch parties across the country gathered alumni to cheer on AU Men's Basketball in their final home game of the season on February 28.
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Greetings from Patty Caballero
A monthly message to AU alumni from Alumni Association President Patty Caballero
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How Global Education is Shaping Policy at the Local Level
Sam Cho, SIS/BA ’13, the youngest and first person of color to become commission president of the Port of Seattle, shares how his education at SIS is helping him implement a global perspective at the local level.
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Finding the Story Inside the Brain
Dr. Richard Cytowic, CAS/MFA ’11, is gaining international recognition for translating neuroscience to a broader audience in his latest book.
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The Art of the “Long View”: Ambassador Shefali Razdan Duggal on the Power of Authentic Leadership
At the annual Women in Leadership Breakfast, the former US ambassador to the Netherlands and Sine Institute 250+ at American Distinguished Lecturer shared her journey from “social introvert” to barrier-breaking diplomat in the Hague
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Alumna Susan Liebenow Establishes Scholarship to Honor Prof. Robert Karch
Scholarship honors the recent retirement of longtime Health Studies professor Robert Karch and will support graduate students across the health studies field
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How One Alumna Found a Passion for Ethics and Research at SIS
Matilda Ajibola, SIS/MA ’24, shares her journey to SIS and how the Ethics, Peace, and Human Rights program helped launch her into her next chapter.
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Greetings from Patty Caballero
A monthly message to AU alumni from Alumni Association President Patty Caballero
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Eagles Turned Lovebirds
Most romantic spots on campus? Perks of sharing an alma mater? Meet two alumni couples whose love began as AU Sweethearts.
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Alumni Board Dinner Brings AU Leaders Together
The annual event fostered reflection on the successes of the past year and welcomed new AUAB members.
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