On Saturday, September 22, Washington DC Chapter members and guests gathered for lunch at the Rosslyn Holiday Inn in Arlington, Virginia to honor Ann-Kathrin Metz, the Chapter’s 2018 Foundation Scholar. She is a senior at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, majoring in International Politics. The topic of her research is “How Enemies Become Friends: The Role of Regional Organizations in Replacing Rivalry with Cooperation.” Also in attendance were Lisa Gordinier, Assistant Dean of the School of Foreign Service, and Ann-Kathrin’s father, who came from California for the occasion.
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- New members Katherine Kehoe, Jim Sutton, and Jason Chang received their certificates from Chapter President Kip Knudson.
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- Foundation Coordinator Jim Whalen with 2018 Foundation Scholar Ann-Kathrin Merz.
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- Washington DC Chapter President Kip Knudson, Assistant Dean Lisa Gordinier of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, 2018 Scholar Ann-Kathrin Merz, and Foundation Coordinator Jim Whalen.
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- 2018 Scholar Ann-Kathrin Metz and her father, Steven Merz of San Jose, California.
