Alumni
Elliott School alumni span the globe, contributing their skills and knowledge to a wide array of industries and professions. Our alumni engagement efforts are tailored to meet Elliott alumni where they live and work – from DC to Dubai, from the federal government to the corporate sector, and everywhere in between. The alumni connection to the Elliott School doesn’t end with graduation. Our alumni are members of a lifelong and worldwide Elliott community.
Check out our alumni resources below. For all other inquiries, please contact Elaine Garbe, Director of Constituent Engagement and Annual Giving, at [email protected]. And stay connected with Elliott alumni through our LinkedIn group.
More than 28,000
Elliott School Alumni
Over 113
Countries Represented
Upcoming Events
June 4
GW New York Reception and Discussion with Elliott School Dean Alyssa Ayres (NYC)
June 8
GW Pride Stride: Marching Together for Capital Pride (DC)
June 11
June 18
Gathering with International Affairs Alumni (Denver)
June 26
GW Alumni Industry Networks Reception (DC)
Ongoing
Online Recordings
Check out the Elliott School YouTube channel for alumni and school event recordings.
Alumni News
Elliott School celebrates 125 years of international affairs education
The celebration reflected on the evolution of the school and the diverse careers it has prepared students for over the years, and featured remarks from alumni Marshall Parke, Jenna Segal, and Rose Gottemoeller.
Alumna recognized by Women Who Advance Associations
Amy Lestition Burke, BA ’00, MA ’02, was the 2024 award winner for advancing North American associations.
Alumnus appointed to new UN Digital Agency Youth Advisory Board
Joshua Ingersoll, MA/MBA ’23, is the sole U.S. representative on the Youth Advisory Board of the International Telecommunication Union.
Get Involved
Whether you are looking to engage with fellow alumni, connect with students, or volunteer with Colonials in your community, we have an opportunity for you!
- Host undergraduate students for dinner and share your career advice.
- Help recruit the next generation of students.
- Join a regional alumni network and meet fellow alumni in your area.
- Participate in an alumni career panel and share your career expertise.
- Join a reunion committee and reconnect with your friends.