How I Got the Job: Interning at Washington’s Hallowed Institutions
Rising senior Alanna Moskowitz spent last academic year interning at both the Department of Justice and White House.
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The field of peace studies examines peace and conflict from the perspective of the humanities and the liberal arts. Housed within the Department of Religion in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, the GW Peace Studies Program emphasizes the role of world religions in peace building and conflict resolution.
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"We look at peace through the lenses of religion, philosophy, history, political science and other disciplinary majors. Students become inspired by a lot of the historical figures and movements that they come across. They also come away with an enriched vocabulary to think about conflict, peace and democracy."
Irene Oh
Associate Professor of Religion
Peace Studies News
GW Peace Studies Statement on Current Protests and Government Response
The Peace Studies Program at the George Washington University expresses its strong support for the anti-racism protests...
Colombian Student Reflects on Peace Studies Debate Tournament
As a law student at Universidad del Rosario in...