Alumni Creating Possibilities | Elliott School of International Affairs

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Heather Sonya Üner, M.A. ’15, credits the Elliott School for preparing her to handle the challenges of working in the earthquake zone in Türkiye.

A first-gen college student and scholarship recipient, Estrada credits GW with finding his passion for broadcast journalism.

Inspired by other Asian American women politicians, Jill Tokuda, B.A. ’98, is “holding doors open for others to follow.”

In honor of Black History Month, we caught up with Tiffany Moore, M.A. ’00, to learn about her decades-long career in DC.

Alan Orquiza, B.A. ’92, and fellow law enforcement officers recently received the Congressional Gold Medal for their efforts on January 6.

Scholarships at GW made it easier to take unpaid internships at renowned institutions, igniting Lieber’s interest in public service.

Veena Kapadia and Ranjani “Ren” Sankaran co-founded Flore Foundation to honor the life of their close friend, Flore Hiensch, all M.A. ’04.

NASA employee and retired U.S. Army veteran fulfills lifelong dream of reaching for the stars.

Patrick Hyland, Persis Khambatta, and Tiffany Townsend talked about sustainability, technology, and how the school prepared them for their careers.

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