Building a New Start at SMPA
From political asylum, Nasser Diallo arrived in the U.S. speaking only French. Now, with support from the SMPA community, he's on a path for success in politics.
HEADLINES
Political Communicators Tackle Ethics Questions
Former John McCain press secretary and “Meet the Press” director were among panelists at Project on Ethics in Political Communication launch.
SMPA Institute Honors Senator Leahy for Commitment to Public Diplomacy
Professor Janet Steele awarded the Vermont senator the Walter Roberts Award for Congressional Leadership in Public Diplomacy during a Capitol Hill ceremony.
GW Poll Finds Deep Partisan Divides and No Middle Ground to End Shutdown
The poll shows deep and lasting partisan divisions on key policy issues like immigration and gives a first look at the field of potential 2020 candidates.
April Ryan Talks Covering the Trump Administration
The White House correspondent discussed her book, “Under Fire,” with Professor Cheryl W. Thompson as part of the GW Black Heritage Celebration.
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Upcoming Events
An SMPA Book Talk with Dorothy Butler Gilliam: Trailblazer
Wednesday, March 20, 2019 - 6:00pm
Should the News Take Sides?
Wednesday, March 27, 2019 - 6:00pm
Featured Event
Conversation Series
The Conversation Series brings prominent decision-makers and journalists to campus for discussions on current events, politics, the media and their take on the world around us.
The series is moderated by Frank Sesno, the SMPA director and a former CNN correspondent, anchor
Recent speakers include Chuck Todd, Sean Spicer
