American University Women’s Network

11/12/2025

Remember, nominations close on Sunday!

There’s still time to recognize an outstanding AU graduate! 🦅

The American University Alumni Awards honor alumni who are creating impact through professional, philanthropic, or volunteer accomplishments. Nominations close this Sunday, November 16.

👉 Submit your nomination today: https://www.american.edu/alumni/engage/awards/

11/08/2025

11/05/2025

🌟 Less than two weeks left to nominate an Eagle for the 2026 Alumni Awards!

With more than 160,000 AU alumni making an impact across the globe, this is your chance to celebrate those who exemplify excellence, service, and leadership — at American University and beyond.

Help us shine a light on the incredible achievements of our alumni community.
👉 Learn more and submit your nomination today: american.edu/alumni/engage/awards

Alumni Awards general information

10/23/2025

Great event hosted in partnership with Sine!

The president of Pivotal Ventures shared lessons on building resilience and accelerating progress for women during the October 21 event.

10/15/2025

Join us next week

Join the AU Sine Institute of Policy & Politics on October 21 for a conversation with 2025 distinguished lecturer and ambassador Brooke Anderson on what it takes to drive and sustain long-term social progress. https://bit.ly/46JdOaR

09/19/2025

Join us for this event in partnership with AU Sine Institute of Policy & Politics

Join the Sine Institute on October 21 for a conversation about what it takes to drive and sustain long-term social progress in the United States and around the world from our 2025 Distinguished Lecturer, Ambassador Brooke D. Anderson!

From a distinguished career in national security to her current role leading Pivotal Venturesures, a group of organizations founded by Melinda French Gates, Ambassador Anderson will bring unique perspectives on the importance of finding allies and the need for diverse voices in rooms where decisions are made, along with the importance of leadership grounded in equity, the role of women in shaping the future, and why hope is an essential ingredient for progress.

Cosponsored by Women & Politics Institute American University Women’s Network.

Don't miss out on an engaging and important discussion - register today! https://american-spa.swoogo.com/sinedistinguishedlecturer

08/15/2025

Make your mark on AU’s future. 🦅✨

Do you believe in making an impact, building community with fellow Eagles, and helping shape the future of American University?

Have you ever thought about giving back to AU in a meaningful way?

Now’s your chance. Applications for the American University Alumni Board (AUAB) are officially open!

Join a dynamic group of leaders, share your voice, and help strengthen the AU alumni network worldwide.

🔗 Learn more about the AUAB and the opportunity to apply here: https://www.american.edu/alumni/about/alumni-board.cfm

07/23/2025

Escape the city and reconnect with AU!

Join us for a relaxing summer brunch at Airlie on Saturday, August 2.

Enjoy a farm-to-table meal, live music, and a fireside chat on the unique role of collegiate athletics in community-building on the court and beyond with American University Athletics leaders:
-JM Caparro, Director of Athletics and Recreation
-Duane Simpkins, Men’s Basketball Head Coach
-Kelly Killion, Women’s Basketball Head Coach
-Moderated by David Aldridge, SOC/BA ’87, Senior Columnist at The Athletic

Stay for a festive raise-a-paddle fundraising opportunity supporting today’s AU students.

🔗 https://together.american.edu/page/83958/action/1

07/09/2025

🗣️Calling all AU Alumni ❤️🦅💙

Join us for the first ever Summer Brunch at Airlie

Saturday, August 2
11:00am - 2:00pm
Location: Airlie, Warrenton, VA
Additional event details in the comments section

Register today and make a day, or even a weekend, out of it with your fellow Eagles!



https://together.american.edu/page/83975/event/1?locale=en-US

06/05/2025

Such an inspiration… Congratulations, Dr. Pamela Harris ❤️🦅💙

Pamela Higgins Harris said the decision to return to school after 50 years “was a 70th birthday gift sent from above”