GW Graduate Students Make Policy Recommendations
Environmental Resource Policy program capstone projects involve real-world research.
Strategic Plan Receives Final Approval from Board of Trustees
The 10-year plan, in development since fall 2011, details the specific actions the university will take in education, research and service initiatives.
Nelson A. Carbonell Elected Chairman of Board of Trustees
The board also elected Ellen Zane vice chair and welcomed three new trustees.
Board of Trustees Approves Fiscal 2014 Budget
Funding supports academic programs, student services, new construction and renovations.
GW Launches Initiative on Food Production, Nutrition Security
“Feeding the Planet: Innovations in Food Production” to convene meetings, culminating summit.
Understanding Mental Health, Mental Illness
SPHHS Associate Professor Olga Acosta Price discusses the importance of openly discussing mental health, illness risk factors and interventions.
Kathleen Sebelius Discusses Global Engagement for HIV/AIDS
Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius joined global and domestic leaders in HIV/A
Immigration Law in Action
GW’s Immigration Law Clinic gives students real-world experience.
GW Biologist Discovers New Dinosaur in China
The meat-eating dinosaur dates back more than 160 million years.
GWSB Announces Sports Philanthropy Certificate with Philadelphia Eagles
The George Washington School of Business will tackle the growing sports philanthropy world with an inaugural certificate program geared toward
Elliott School’s International Affairs Society Hosts U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Secretary Ray LaHood shares national and international issues of U.S. transportation with students.
José Andrés Closes Food Class, Dishing Knowledge, Paella
Local chefs and GW faculty recognized student groups for their final projects on a food issue.
GW Hosts First in Series of Major Conferences on Cybersecurity Policy
Michael Daniel, cybersecurity coordinator at the White House, and Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., delivered keynote remarks.
University Recognizes Students for Outstanding Academics
GW leaders come together from each school to honor roughly 200 students on Tuesday.
Dean Doug Guthrie Named Vice President for China Operations
The position to lead the university’s strategy in China is in addition to Dr. Guthrie’s roles as professor and dean of the School of Business.
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