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George Washington University has put out calls for papers on "Evolving Global Terrorism and Security Challenges".

The Program on Extremism at The George Washington University has issued a new call for papers for its upcoming publication, Terrorism in Transition: Global Extremism, Radicalization, and the Future of Security. This thematic issue aims to address pressing questions surrounding the evolving nature of global terrorist threats, the integration of modern technologies into extremist activities, and the practical measures for countering violent extremism. Scholars, researchers, and practitioners are invited to contribute original, research-driven papers with actionable insights.

Abstracts are due by May 20, 2025 and authors of accepted papers will receive a compensation of USD 1,000 per paper."

George Washington University goes on to note:

"We encourage original submissions addressing one or more of the following topics:

ISIS and Terrorism in Key Regions

  • The resurgence and activities of ISIS in Africa, Afghanistan, and the Middle East.
  • Strategies, operations, and regional impacts of ISIS affiliates.
  • The current state of ISIS leadership and organizational structure.
  • Systems of communication and coordination across ISIS leadership and regional branches.
  • Lone wolf attacks, patterns, motivations, indicators/warnings, and prevention of lone wolf terrorist attacks in Europe and the United States.

Online Radicalization and Modern Technology

  • The role of social media and digital platforms in radicalization and recruitment.
  • Strategies for combating online extremist propaganda and radicalization.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Terrorism

  • Potential terrorist applications of artificial intelligence.
  • Countermeasures and ethical considerations regarding AI-driven terrorism threats.

Key Dates:

Abstract Submission Deadline: May 20, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: June 10, 2025
Full Paper Submission Deadline: September 1, 2025
Publication Date: November 2025

Submission Process:

Interested authors should submit an abstract (300–500 words) stating their research question, methodology, key arguments, and a brief biography (150 words). Full papers will be carefully reviewed and may be subject to editing before publication. 

Please send submissions and inquiries to extremism@gwu.edu with the subject line: “PoECFP25 – Global Terrorism Dynamics.”

Here is a link with all the specifics: https://extremism.gwu.edu/2025-call-papers

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The Office of Graduate Studies invites doctoral students to showcase their research at the Doctoral Poster Session as part of National University’s commencement celebrations.

📅 Date: Friday, May 16, 2025
Time: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: The Westin Carlsbad Resort & Spa (Grand Ballroom) 5480 Grand Pacific Drive, Carlsbad, CA
🏆 Award: Poster of the Year

This event provides an outstanding opportunity for students to present their work to peers, faculty, staff, and the broader National University community.

Application Details

📝 Deadline: April 4, 2025, at 11:59 PM PDT (Early submissions encouraged!)
How to Apply:

  • Submit an online application via the Online Application Form.
  • Use the National University poster template for your submission.
  • Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with notifications sent within five business days.
  • Accepted students will receive detailed guidelines and revision deadlines from the Office of Graduate Studies.
  • The Office of Graduate Studies will print all posters at no cost to students.

Poster of the Year Award

A committee of dissertation chairs and Office of Graduate Studies staff will select one outstanding poster for the Poster of the Year Award, announced at the event.

We encourage students to take advantage of this exciting opportunity to share research, gain recognition, and engage with the National University academic community!

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Are you, or do you know a promising student who could present at ARC2025, taking place April 2 – 4, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency in Orange County, CA?  WSCUC believes student perspectives are critical in conversations about the vision, tools, and shared commitment to student success.  

We invite full-time students who are not full-time employees at any higher education institution to submit a poster proposal that builds on the conference theme and highlights exemplary practices and fresh approaches. Special consideration will be given to proposals addressing the following tracks: 

•    Success for all students
•    Postgraduation outcomes that matter
•    Accreditation in action
•    Higher education in the age of AI
•    Value and practice of innovation 

Proposals are due by January 31, 2025. Accepted proposals are eligible for the $50 student poster presenter registration rate


Submit a student poster proposal today! 

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Please join us for National University's, Sanford College of Education, fully virtual 9th Annual Women in Leadership Conference, Saturday, October 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. We are honored to welcome, Dr. Marguerite Williams, Chief Business Official at Inglewood Unified School District, as our keynote speaker and 2024 recipient of the Donna Elder Inspired Leader Award (DEILA).  Recognized for her outstanding contributions as an educational leader, including the esteemed Marcus Foster Memorial Award, Dr. Williams continues to inspire and uplift the educational community with her unwavering advocacy and compassionate leadership. Join us virtually to hear Marguerite share her remarkable life's work and journey as a leader of leaders and communities.

 

Our 2024 conference is planned as a fully virtual venue with tremendous capacity for participants to engage all presentations and an exciting complement of topics.  Men and women from multiple disciplines and enterprises are invited to join us for this exciting full day of learning!

 

We particularly anticipate a wonderful overview of presentations. We invite you to share your current activities and leadership work, present your research findings or works in progress, and engage dialogue around your remarkable stories and journeys through this year's virtual platform. Join us to hear leaders share their helpful perspectives through many leadership topics. Please encourage your students to submit proposals, particularly those who may wish to share their research. Faculty student co-presentations are encouraged.

 

Proposals:

Please click on the link HERE to upload your proposal(s).

Registration: 

Please click on the link HERE to register for the 9th Annual Women in Leadership Conference.

Full Time Faculty Early Bird - $90 (by September 1)

Full Time Faculty  - $100 (after September 1)

Part Time Faculty - $50

Students or Staff  - $50

We look forward to seeing you October 19th!

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A Generational Perspective of Queer Feelings Toward Police Acts of Rainbow-washing in the United States; A Qualitative Comparative Case Study

College of Law and Public Service

Thursday, June 27, 2024 / 8:30 AM AZ

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Vicki Lindsay

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Gabriele Suboch

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Meeting ID: 954 5768 3047

Passcode: 302143

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Tactical Transitions and Exploring Experiences of Veterans Moving to Student Roles: A Multiple Case Study

College of Law and Public Service

Tuesday, June 25, 2024 / 11:00 AM AZ

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Erin Hoffer

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Lori Demeter

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Meeting ID: 919 4839 9154

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Dissertation defense: Rodney Welch

Addressing Racial Inequality in Homeownership: Dissecting the Crisis and Detangling the Divides in the Black Homeownership Gap

School of Public Service

Wednesday, April 10, 2024 / 6:00 AM AZ

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Morris Thompson

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Lori Demeter

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Meeting ID: 924 2326 7693

Passcode: 567102

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Dissertation defense: Leanne Farinella

Personality Traits of Aryan Brotherhood Prison Gang Leaders: A Mixed Methods Content Analysis

College of Law and Public Service

Monday, March 25, 2024 / 7:00 AM AZ

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Vicki Lindsay

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Blake Lafond

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Meeting ID: 912 2604 6245

Passcode: 131957

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Dissertation defense: Christa Grayson-Evans

The Impact of Internal Organizational Policies on Culture Within Accountability Courts

College of Law and Public Service

Monday, March 4, 2024 / 10:00 AM AZ

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Erin Hoffer

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Lori Demeter

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https://nu.zoom.us/j/93394528791?pwd=OXA3ejFycHcyOGw5czVLSTArZWl5QT09

Meeting ID: 933 9452 8791

Passcode: 245819

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