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2022 Benefits Preview for Faculty and Staff
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Pandemic Makes Governor of Puerto Rico’s Job more Difficult
Pedro Pierluisi, a GW Law alumnus, talked with the GW Law dean about governing during a global health crisis.
New Designation Highlights Vital Role of Postdoctoral Researchers
Postdocs will be reclassified into a new trainee category on Jan. 1 in response to feedback from GW’s research community.
NSF Grant Supports Future Designers of ‘Trustworthy’ Artificial Intelligence
SEAS received $3 million through the National Science Foundation Research Traineeship Program to transform the future of work, develop a new model for graduate education and to fund cross-cutting student scholarship.
Updated Safety Protocols for GW Centuries Celebration Weekend
With the weekend rapidly approaching, GW is sharing updated safety protocols that will be required for all attendees at events on- and off-campus as part of the celebration.
GW Nursing Holds Panel on Future of Profession
Leaders in the field discuss nursing education and health equity as part of the School of Nursing’s bicentennial signature event.
Bequest from GWSB Alumna Debra M. Lee, Spouse George McLennan to Fund Unconventional Museum Collaborations
A testamentary gift to establish the Debra M. Lee and George L. McLennan Fund for Innovative Textile Art Education and Community Engagement Fund will provide resources for “out of the box” endeavors with local artists.
World-Renowned Economist Advocates for System Shakeup
Nobel Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus tells an Elliott School audience that the world must take a collective approach to combat its challenges coming out of the pandemic.
Voters Express Confidence in Government in New GW Poll
Survey results of the poll reflect overall stability with attitudes from last year, showing confidence in America’s future, along with concerns that the country is currently on the wrong track.
Campus Life 101: Managing Stress
Stress is the boogeyman of high-achieving students everywhere, particularly now. But with conscious management, it can be a friend instead of a foe.
Fact Checks Curtail Misinformation Beliefs
A comparative, cross-country study led by SMPA’s Ethan Porter is among the first to examine how fact-checking can be an effective tool in combatting false claims.
Study Links Housing, Heart Health
A new study by Sociology professors Antwan Jones and Gregory Squires ties inclusionary zoning policies to higher affordable housing availability and lower rates of heart disease.
Mark S. Wrighton to Become Interim President Jan. 1
The announcement was made at the September Faculty Senate meeting; President Thomas J. LeBlanc will retire at the end of December 2021.
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