Record Number of Gilman Scholarships Awarded for Study Abroad
Twenty-one students will travel to Europe, Africa, Asia and South America this spring on the need-based scholarships.
On the Edge
The term “fiscal cliff” has been dominating the news since the election, so George Washington Today asked Mark Kennedy, a former member of Congress and current director of GW’s Graduate School of P
Alumna Named Marshall Scholar
Stephanie Figgins, B.A.’11, is the first George Washington winner of the UK scholarship since 2006.
More GW Students Study Abroad
More than 1,800 GW students traveled abroad during the 2010-11 academic year, according to a recently released report by the Institute of International Education.
GW Recognized as a Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars
Eight alumni and four graduate students received Fulbright scholarships to research and teach around the world for the 2012-13 academic year.
GW Experts Analyze Violence, Protests in Muslim World
GW Professor Nathan Brown and former ambassador Edward W. “Skip” Gnehm Jr. discuss the recent uprisings.
In North Korea, GW Lecturer Teaches Statistics
After spending a week in North Korea as part of a Statistics Without Borders program, George Washington Elliott School of International Affairs Lecturer Justin Fisher is sure his summer students no
High in the Andes, Tourism Students Lend Expertise
George Washington tourism and international affairs students team up to help the city of Cusco, Peru.
Panama City Trip Emphasizes Research, Collaboration
Nine GW students conducted research in the historic city of Casco Viejo in a two-week study abroad trip.
Students Examine Organizational Management in Turkey, United States
A group of GW graduate students traveled to Turkey with support from the Turkish Coalition of America.
GW To Help University of Jordan with Tourism School
The universities signed an agreement for an exchange of research, faculty and scholars.
Building Business Ties with China
GW hosts D.C. mayor, district business leaders for discussion about becoming “export ready.”
GW Students Use Spring Break to Serve
More than 200 students serve in eight communities across the country, including the District.
Global Forum Explores Economic Growth, Democratization
General Colin Powell, Alec Ross and Chris Anderson address hundreds in South Korea.
GW Establishes New Partnership in China
Agreement with Suzhou Industrial Park will result in educational opportunities for Chinese students.
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