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GW All Access: The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

The office will continue to assist students and faculty with high-quality virtual innovation and entrepreneurship programming and networking.

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#GWtoDo: Your Curated (Virtual) Arts and Events Guide

Visits from Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and 1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Brown headline this week. Plus, explore volunteer opportunities at the Community Service and Engagement Fair, learn to bullet journal like a pro and more.

Campus Life 101

A series from GW Today that offers tips on the basics of navigating life at college from staying safe to adjusting to college academics and managing stress.

GW All Access

A new series from GW Today shows how GW is preparing for the fall semester and a high-quality academic experience.

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News in Brief

Biology Alumna Selected for 2020 Chorafas Foundation Award

Amulya Yaparl won the prestigious Switzerland-based award made annually to recent doctoral graduates who complete excellent dissertations in the life sciences.

Craig Allen, a recent American studies doctoral graduate, was one of 45 inaugural fellows to receive a one-year remote post with an ACLS Research University Consortium partner through the program, meant to support early career scholars through COVID-19.

Alison S. Brooks, a paleoanthropologist and Paleolithic archaeologist, was recognized for her distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.

Elliott School Vice Dean Edward Gnehm Remembers George H. W. Bush

Amulya Yaparl won the prestigious Switzerland-based award made annually to recent doctoral graduates who complete excellent dissertations in the life sciences.

Craig Allen, a recent American studies doctoral graduate, was one of 45 inaugural fellows to receive a one-year remote post with an ACLS Research University Consortium partner through the program, meant to support early career scholars through COVID-19.

Alison S. Brooks, a paleoanthropologist and Paleolithic archaeologist, was recognized for her distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.

Undergraduate nursing students perform nasal swabs on patients at GW’s Virginia Science and Technology campus, obtaining clinical hours and experience.

GWSB professor Scott Lancaster will introduce Microsoft Excel projects and case studies into his intermediate accounting course this fall.

The artist and writer sees virtual learning as an opportunity to make the art of printmaking more democratic and accessible.

Dr. Cromwell will create an engaging online learning experience for students to enhance their research and career skills as an internship course faculty adviser.

This CCAS professor is reinventing her “A Study of Women and Media” course to explore activist movements and inequalities highlighted by the pandemic.

GW leadership announces all undergraduate and most graduate classes to be online in fall semester.