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Hanna Poeschl is a senior double majoring in Foreign Languages with a concentration in Korean Studies and Global Affairs with a concentration in Asia at George Mason University. Hanna was a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship Program Intern throughout the spring and summer of 2019.

Pansori, Korean ‘Storysinging’, Text and Performance with Chan E.Park, The Ohio State University and Eun Su Kim, Washington Sorichung Korean Traditional Music Institute will be presented as the 2019 Jeffrey T. Chamberlain Memorial Lecture.

On Friday, April 5, Spanish Master's student Luz Mueller presented the paper “Confronting National Trauma: The Combination of Discourses in The Sound Of Things Falling," at the 2019 Graduate Colloquium hosted by the University of Maryland's School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures.

The 2019 Polyglot Performances, an International Week [https://iweek.gmu.edu/] event, is a showcase of student performances celebrating linguistic diversity and multicultural understanding with performances in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish.

Rahma Maccarone, an alumna of Goerge Mason University who is currently in Ph.D. Program in Georgetown was cited for her research in the University Website.

Language Educator Round table Bilingual Education as Social Justice: Local perspectives, challenges, & opportunities

"On Tuesday, March 19, the Arabic and Sudanese Student Associations along with the ARABIC program at GMU are hosting an afternoon panel on the protests in Sudan. The panel features on-the-ground activists and journalists who are following the events closely. Come join us!"