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The Elliott School's new home at 1957 E Street NW opened in September 2003.On March 1, 1988, to honor outgoing President Elliott and his wife, the school was re-dedicated as the Evelyn E.In 1966, President Lloyd Hartman Elliott instituted a new School of Public and International Affairs.The Elliott School traces its roots to 1898, when GW first offered studies in international affairs within the School of Comparative Jurisprudence and Diplomacy.In 2006, the university-wide ceremony moved to the National Mall, framed by the Capitol and the Washington Monument.From 1992 through 2005, GW held Commencement on the Ellipse, with views of the White House and the Washington Monument.In 1824, the George Washington University held its first Commencement ceremony at the F Street Presbyterian Church, now the site of DC's Willard Intercontinental Hotel.GW Commencement and Elliott School History Now, what are you going to do with it?' The students cheered, confident in a bright future. We who are gathered here today look at you and rather impatiently ask: what next? Yes, you have potential. 'What are you going to do about this historic moment? What are you doing to do to make a difference? Everyone on this stage will tell you: you are graduating at an extraordinary time in our history. with a question to the graduates,' Richard said.

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In her remarks, she asked them to reflect on both their professional goals and their values. Richard, former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, addressed the graduates. whatever you do in this world, it will matter.'Īnne C. it could be the employment of one person or a department of dozens. In his opening remarks, Dean Reuben Brigety II told graduates that, 'today belongs to you, yet others helped you along the way.' He encouraged them to thank the parents, friends and mentors who made their success possible.Įlliott School student speaker Russell Hartley urged the crowd to remember that, 'our decisions, policies, analysis, and our recommendations will matter - because they will be inexorably linked to someone's life.

Congratulations, Elliott School graduates! Peace.More than 800 undergraduate and graduate students and thousands of family members and friends assembled in GW's Smith Center on to celebrate one of the most significant milestones of their lives. It's interesting to hear your perspective. I've been learning from you for many years now. They didn't break anyone's arm to buy their product, as far as i know.Īnd thanks, Craig Anderton for your comments. All digi is asking for is a little respect. Just find an appropriate source, post your flame there, and leave this site for productive use. I don't always agree with Digi, but it doesn't help to spew. They've been pretty tolerant of opinions that may be critical about their soft/hardware, or even their business decisions. Bruce is right about not trashing their house, they could always pull the plug. If you have a beef, all you have to do is note that you have an issue, post a link of the site that advocates your desire for open, unfiltered dialog and if Digi users want to see it, they can go there. Many periodicals and independent sites are open to/designed for open discussion, venting, hyperbole, whatever. for productive feedback and exchange regarding their products. This IS a tech forum, sponsored by the mfg. Maybe now everyone's done hyperventilating (if anyone's still there, breath slowly into a paper bag), we can put this thread to bed.

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