Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Georgetown International Relations Association, Inc. (GIRA) is a non-profit organization that promotes scholastic and collegiate student engagement with international affairs. Founded and incorporated in 1969 as an independent 501(c)(3) corporation, GIRA is operated entirely by undergraduate students of Georgetown University. Though the two maintain a close relationship, GIRA is neither funded nor managed by Georgetown University.The mission and functions of GIRA is multi-faceted. It hosts its two primary conferences, the North American Invitational Model United Nations and the National Collegiate Security Conference, as well as a third India-based conference which it co-hosts. Another of its activities is to fund the university-affiliated Georgetown International Relations Club (GIRC), which is largest student organization on campus. GIRC is the competitive, traveling Model United Nations team of Georgetown University that was ranked third in the world division by Best Delegate for 2014-2015. Additionally, GIRA awards grants to students who wish to pursue projects abroad. Lastly, it provides foreign immersion opportunities for students."@en }
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- Georgetown_International_Relations_Association abstract "The Georgetown International Relations Association, Inc. (GIRA) is a non-profit organization that promotes scholastic and collegiate student engagement with international affairs. Founded and incorporated in 1969 as an independent 501(c)(3) corporation, GIRA is operated entirely by undergraduate students of Georgetown University. Though the two maintain a close relationship, GIRA is neither funded nor managed by Georgetown University.The mission and functions of GIRA is multi-faceted. It hosts its two primary conferences, the North American Invitational Model United Nations and the National Collegiate Security Conference, as well as a third India-based conference which it co-hosts. Another of its activities is to fund the university-affiliated Georgetown International Relations Club (GIRC), which is largest student organization on campus. GIRC is the competitive, traveling Model United Nations team of Georgetown University that was ranked third in the world division by Best Delegate for 2014-2015. Additionally, GIRA awards grants to students who wish to pursue projects abroad. Lastly, it provides foreign immersion opportunities for students.".
- Q20857954 abstract "The Georgetown International Relations Association, Inc. (GIRA) is a non-profit organization that promotes scholastic and collegiate student engagement with international affairs. Founded and incorporated in 1969 as an independent 501(c)(3) corporation, GIRA is operated entirely by undergraduate students of Georgetown University. Though the two maintain a close relationship, GIRA is neither funded nor managed by Georgetown University.The mission and functions of GIRA is multi-faceted. It hosts its two primary conferences, the North American Invitational Model United Nations and the National Collegiate Security Conference, as well as a third India-based conference which it co-hosts. Another of its activities is to fund the university-affiliated Georgetown International Relations Club (GIRC), which is largest student organization on campus. GIRC is the competitive, traveling Model United Nations team of Georgetown University that was ranked third in the world division by Best Delegate for 2014-2015. Additionally, GIRA awards grants to students who wish to pursue projects abroad. Lastly, it provides foreign immersion opportunities for students.".