DGI - School of International Service, AU

All is set for our DGI Tabling/Open House today.

Stop by at the 📍SIS Atrium now to:

🤝meet our cool DGI crew- faculty, student and staff.

🗓️Come find out about our upcoming events and the SIS Courses taught by our DGI faculty next semester.

Come get cool DGI swags and gifts. 🎁

Lots of snacks provided🍱🍬🍫🧃

We look forward to seeing you 🌎

Whether you’re looking to land your dream job or just crush your friends at Monopoly, UNO or Chess games, this event is for you! 🎲💼
Navigating a career or making friends in a new country can feel like playing a game without the rulebook. That’s why we’re bringing together the best of both worlds: Strategic Career Networking 💼 and Serious Fun🎲🎮. Connect with other international students, get tips on the job hunt from our , get answers to international students specific questions from and then unwind with some classic tabletop competition. Whether you’re a networking pro or a board game boss, there’s a seat at the table for you.🤝. Light refreshment will be provided.

Non-international students are welcome to join in the fun.

📆 Date: Thursday April 2, 2026
⏰Time: 4 pm- 6pm
🕹️Venue: DGI Suite 200, SIS Building

Hosted by: ,

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Have you registered to attend DGI’s Guest Speakers Series in collaboration with PGE !

Join a timely conversation on “Why Democracies Fight Dictators” with our guest speaker Dr. Madison Schramm from the University of Toronto, Canada

Date: Wednesday April 8, 2026

Time: 12noon- 1:30pm prompt

Venue: SIS Founders Room

Refreshments will be provided!

Click on the link in our bio to register.

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Join us this Wednesday March 25th at the SIS Atrium to explore everything DGI has to offer:
*Meet some of our faculty and administrative staff.
*Get information about the SIS courses taught by our faculty.
* see list of upcoming events.
*Sign up to get featured on the DGI bulletin
*Come get some free DGI swags and fun goodie bags!
You don’t want to miss this!!!

We look forward to meeting you! 🌎

Exciting global news of AU’s presence at the recently concluded NXT Conclave in Delhi, India (March 7-14). Our very amiable DGI’s faculty Dr. was a speaker and our PhD scholar Sujin Heo was in attendance as well as our AU alumni Henry Moskov and Telmen Altanshagai.

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Join us for an exciting DGI tabling/open house next week at the SIS Atrium.
You don’t want to miss this!!!

We look forward to meeting you! 🌎

Inspiring & Heartfelt!
Rain or shine (or extreme DC weather!), nothing could stop the amazing community at . 🌧️✨

All was set for our March 16th for the film premier- “Palestine 36” as part of the Farsi Lecture in Islamic Peace led by faculty and Mohamed S Farsi Chair or Islamic Peace- Professor Elizabeth Thompson. Nature had other plans and we had to postpone impromptu to the following day March 17th.
We are still buzzing from the energy of our community that showed up at the Founders Room 🏛️💨

Moving an entire event last minute is no small feat, but seeing a packed room made every bit of the effort worth it.
We are deeply grateful to:
• The Mohamed S Farsi Chair of Islamic Peace for their sponsorship.
• Our guest speaker Annemarie -Jacir and the Watermelon Picture crew.
• The au_sis events team for the quick pivot.
• Most importantly—YOU. Thanks for showing up for the conversation.

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We hope you had a restful and fun Spring Break, now it’s time to jump back into the energy of the semester! The Department of Global Inquiry is excited to welcome you back with our upcoming events 🌸

Join the conversation: ASEAN’s Open Wound: The Present and Future of Myanmar’s Civil War. Hosted by ‘s Distinguished Professor and AIPSI’s chair Amitav Acharya.

DGI’s Guest Speakers Series in collaboration with PGE !

Join a timely conversation on “Why Democracies Fight Dictators” with our guest speaker Dr. Madison Schramm from the University of Toronto, Canada

Date: Wednesday April 8, 2026

Time: 12noon- 1:30pm prompt

Venue: SIS Founders Room

Refreshments will be provided!

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Only a few tickets left!

The School of International Service (SIS) is pleased to host the DC premiere of “Palestine 36”, which earned a standing ovation at the Toronto Film Festival last fall and was shortlisted for the Oscars in the Best International Feature Film category.
Directed by Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir, the film depicts the 1936 Palestinian revolt against British rule. British actor Jeremy Irons makes a cameo appearance, and AU Trustee Hani Farsi co-produced the film.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with director Annemarie Jacir and SIS professor and Mohammed S. Chair of Islamic Peace Elizabeth F. Thompson.
Refreshments will be offered.

Click on the link in our bio to register for free!

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