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Collection: American University
Description: This website provides information on current and past awardess of the Wonk of the Year. The Wonk of the Year award recognizes a well-known individual who represents the embodiment of a wonk—someone smart, passionate, focused, and engaged who uses their knowledge and influence to create meaningful change in the world.
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Subject: Universities and colleges -- Awards
Collection: American University Online Publications
Description: The World Mind is published at American University by the School of Public Affairs and the School of International Service in conjunction with Clocks and Clouds Undergraduate Research Journal. The World Mind is American University’s first undergraduate policy magazine for international public affairs. The World Mind publishes regular article submissions consisting of policy briefs, critical essays, current events analyses, feature articles, and book reviews.
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Subject: Research journal, Student publication
Creator: American University (Washington, D.C.) -- Students
Date: 2017-
Collection: American University Online Publications
Description: The Public Purpose is an organization comprised of graduate students in American University’s School of Public Affairs (SPA) that aims to provide insightful perspectives on public policy issues and topics. We strive to produce relevant, thoughtful, and accessible insight on public policy issues through two published mediums: The Public Purpose Journal, a peer-reviewed academic journal, and The Public Purpose website, which features articles written by SPA graduate students on timely public policy subjects. We aim to make public policy analysis and research accessible to anyone that might be interested. We want to boil down complex policy issues to their fundamental levels, to demonstrate to our readers why they should be interested in the first place. As students in public administration, public policy, law, government, and justice and criminology, we analyze complex policy issues and translate them for our readers in both print and online form.
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Subject: Research journal, Student publication
Collection: American University Online Publications
Description: In 2014, American University Association of Black Journalists launched as a student chapter of NABJ. We are dedicated to creating a community of minority media professionals on campus through networking opportunities and organizing events featuring communicators of color. One of those events, which we started two years ago, was “Voices: A Conversation on Minorities in Media,” featuring local D.C. journalists who gave students crucial insight on the pros and cons of being a minority in today’s journalism environment. In 2016, Seniors Elisha Brown and Taryn Daniels created an extension of AUABJ titled 'The Blackprint'. The Blackprint is an online publication that doubles as a safe space for people of color at American University. Its primary goal is to not only inform people of what’s going on in their communities, but keep them up to date with the latest cultural happenings, fashion trends, and highlights of their community leaders' work through 'AU Excellence' features. We invite all minds and majors on this endless journey to stay honest, stay brilliant and stay woke.
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Subject: College journalism, Magazine, Student publication
Creator: American University (Washington, D.C.) -- Students
Date: 2017-
Collection: American University
Description: The Contemporary Quotations website is sponsored by American University's School of Communication. The site honors the work of the late Rev. James B. Simpson, author of Simpson Contemporary Quotations. Simpson was a journalist, scholar, and episcopal priest who dedicated his life to the pursuit of collecting, archiving, and publishing notable contemporary quotations. The site is maintained as part of American University's Rev. James B. Simpson Fellowship program. The database collects and archives notable quotes by a diverse group of politicians, musicians, opinion leaders, and others on a wide range of subjects. AU students can use the site to find relevant and easily cited quotes for your papers and other projects.
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Subject: Quotations -- Databases
Group: Schools & Colleges
Creator: American University (Washington, D.C.). School of Communication
Date: 2017-
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