Washington International School

Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Center for International and Comparative Law at the University of Baltimore School of Law, where she teaches public international law topics and conflict of laws. Her most recent scholarship, published in the American Journal of International Law and forthcoming in the Virginia Journal of International Law, examines the causes of and possible solutions for the paucity of women judges on international courts and tribunals. She has presented her work at

To Analyze Across the globe, companies and people flood our lives with information that could be perceived as true to the naked eye. While most articles hold up to a fact or credential check, there are those out there who are written by morons on the subject. People often agree with articles despite knowing nothing about where the information is coming from. Having the ability to fact check an article could prevent someone from having misinformed opinions from less than credible publishers or people

Edward R. Murrow, the man who brought America broadcast journalism, he left his mark on the twentieth century. One of America's most celebrated broadcast journalist, Murrow changed the way we receive, understand, and respond to the new. He started news broadcasts in 1928 and continued throughout WWII. Seven years later, he became director of talks for CBS. In 1951 he launched the television journalism program, See it Now, which created controversy with an exposé of Joe McCarthy. Murrow left broadcasting

Booker T. Washington was a leader in the African American community from 1890 – 1915, a teacher, and an author. He was the very first principal and teacher at Tuskegee University, a historically black school. He also gave The Atlanta Address at the Cotton States and International Exposition where he disagreed with political and social equality with whites. Born to a slave on April 5, 1856, Booker T. Washington's life had little promise early on. He was the child of a slave in Franklin County, Virginia

dangerous weapons.” . Failing states need to be changed because their existence is a detriment to the United State security. Non-democratic states are often portrayed as lacking the ability to conduct them in a manner, which is conducive to the international environment. Many people believe “democracy is the only assurance of lasting peace and security between states, because it is the only guarantee of freedom and justice within states” . This determination is the main reason he United States believes

work for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to serve alongside ethical and elite intelligence experts in the world. I was a high school senior in Oregon when I announced my plans to serve my country by joining the U.S. Marine Corps. When my father barred me from joining the military, I chose to take control of my life and within the year I moved to the Washington DC area to pursue other career objectives. Since that time, I have spent my time raising a family and developing a successful career

would like to go to medical school. I’ve always wanted to attend Howard College of Medicine. Primarily, because of the program they have there and the fact that they focus on serving underserved communities. With that, I also really love the location of the school. Howard University is located in the District of Columbia, our nation’s capital. I’m going to discuss Washington DC and how the location of Howard University plays a role in the school’s significance. Washington DC is located on the east

the 19th century two strong ideas about racial equality came to the surface. One was led by W.E.B. DuBois and the other by Booker T. Washington. DuBois believed that in order to gain racial equality, African Americans had to stand up and fight for what was rightfully theirs. DuBois also believed blacks should become educated in the arts and higher learning. Washington believed that if black people gained worthwhile skills they would gradually earn their place, and then become equal in the

of seventeen, my parents and I decided to visit Washington D.C. Growing up in a little Italian hamlet, a sense of awe invaded me. The city had its own aura of history, music, and politics, which radiate vibrancy and dynamicity. Keeping in mind the intensity felt capital, once back in Italy, I started to search for colleges in the D.C. area that fulfilled my interest in biology and allowed me to experience such a vital environment. George Washington University, will offer me an energetic setting

Having heard about Washington University from fellow co-workers and having researched the social work program I was immediately enticed by it. The ability to individualize my degree is one of the elements that makes Washington University a good fit for helping me accomplish both my academic and future career goals. Being able to combine or customize my degree would be incredibly