The American University in Cairo Alumni - Greater DC

On AUC’s first giving day, we are asking you to help current and future students. Your gift will support student financial aid and can be as little as $19.19, which symbolizes the year on which AUC was founded. Build futures for the uprising generations on this Giving Day, April 21!

#AUCGivingDay: A Message to the AUC Community On April 21, 2021, AUC alumni from around the world will come together to tap into the power of our global community in supporting deserving AUC students. I ...

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: A History of Arab Graphic Design. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Join AUC professors Bahia Shehab and Haytham Nawar, authors of the recently published PROSE Award winning book A History of Arab Graphic Design as they discuss the economic, social, and political circumstances which led to the emergence of this field as a method of communication and an art form.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Death and Burial in Ancient Egypt. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Death and Burial in Ancient Egypt. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

Today is the day! AUC is participating in , a national day of unity and generosity. It’s a day when you can positively change the lives of students and help us respond to the unprecedented need caused by the coronavirus. Through your generosity, we will be able to provide much needed financial support to students. To give any amount, click igfn.us/f/2s34/n or text “AUCTuesday” to 41444 on your smart phone.

GivingTuesdayNow Recurring donors help ensure we have sufficient funding for new and ongoing programs throughout the year. You can always cancel at anytime.

As you prepare to open your hearts in support of worthy causes tomorrow, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the AUC Fund. Your gift of any amount will enable us to support to students impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Click igfn.us/f/2s34/n or text “AUCTuesday” to 41444 on your smart phone.

GivingTuesdayNow Recurring donors help ensure we have sufficient funding for new and ongoing programs throughout the year. You can always cancel at anytime.

In times of crisis, the AUC community comes together to support the greater good, (well, come together virtually for the time being). Thank you to our alumni, donors and friends. Please join us on , May 5th, the global day of generosity and unity. Support us through giving, helping those in need, or spreading kindness.

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"The United States, Egypt, and the Middle East in a New Era"

featuring

Edward "Skip" Gnehm, Jr. (YAB '67),
Vice Dean, Elliot School of International Affairs and Kuwait Professor of Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Affairs at The George Washington University
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Mirette F. Mabrouk '89, '90,
Senior Fellow and Director of the Egypt program at Middle East Institute
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Diane Singerman (CASA '85),
Associate Professor, Department of Government, School of Public Affairs at the American University
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Nathan Brown (CASA '84),
AUC Trustee, and Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at The George Washington University

Harvard Partners with AUC's Department of Egyptology | The American University in Cairo After years of remote study and intermittent contact, AUC successfully signed an agreement with Harvard University to establish long-term relations and increased cooperation, especially between Harvard and AUC's Department of Egyptology. As part of this new partnership, AUC will be hosting a Harvard...

A computer science graduate, Yasmin Elayat '04 (YAB '02) converges technology and storytelling through her Emmy Award-winning documentary, Zero Days VR, tackling the new frontier of immersive media.

What Does It Take to Win an Emmy? | The American University in Cairo Elayat with the Emmy — Marc Bryan-Brown Photography