<p>When Women Win: A Conversation with author Ellen Malcolm and Senator Dianne Feinstein is part of a series organized by the School of Communication (SOC) and the School of Public Affairs (SPA) at American University leading up to Election 2016. This event honors Dotty Lunch, a renowned political journalist, pollster, and faculty member who instilled in students a love of politics and news. Dotty was the inaugural director of the Master's Program in Political&nbsp;Communication that is jointly run by SOC And SPA.&nbsp;</p>

When Women Win

<p>Ranked among the top schools of its kind, American University’s School of Public Affairs offers education in the fields of political science, public administration, public policy, and justice. Our location in the scenic neighborhood of upper northwest Washington, D.C., our position, programs, and professors—all provide us a distinct advantage in educating and preparing leaders for careers in public service. As a graduate student here, you will benefit from a renowned and well-connected faculty, small classes, a strong curriculum, and, of course, access to institutions of power and people of influence. The School of Public Affairs is also the premier training ground for federal managers and midcareer professionals. SPA’s executive degree programs in public administration and organization development attract and educate industry leaders from across the nation. Executive program courses are offered on select weekends on an accelerated schedule.</p>


When Women Win

Host

AU School of Public Affairs

Speakers

Ellen Malcolm

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA)

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