GW Student-Athletes Bolster Professional Experience through Career-Readiness Initiative
Since the program’s launch in 2019, more than 65% of student-athletes have secured internship opportunities.
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Librarians Help Students ‘Separate the Wheat from the Chaff’
David Ettinger, one of just 10 winners of the American Library Association’s top honor, prefers to keep the spotlight on what his fellow librarians contribute.
What to Consider before Watching Videos of Police Brutality
Delishia Pittman, an associate professor of counseling at GW, explained how watching violent videos of police brutality can be traumatic.
Leader of the Nashville COVID-19 Response Credits GW for Career Success
Alex Jahangir, B.S. ’99, said attending GW "fundamentally changed" his life.
British Robinson, MVC ’89, Named to Forbes 50 over 50 List for Impact
Robinson is the CEO and president of the Barbara Bush Foundation For Family Literacy.
Alumna Maha Malik Takes on Consultancy Role at UNESCO Paris
Malik recently completed a four-month program as a GW UNESCO fellow with UNESCO Paris.
Alumnus Kevin S. Blair Named One of 500 Most Powerful Leaders by Atlanta Magazine
Blair is president and CEO of Synovus, a commercial and retail banking firm based in Georgia.
Christopher Cahill Co-Leads $25 Million Consortium Research Project
The purpose of the consortium, according to the U.S. Energy Department, is to educate the next generation of nuclear forensic scientists and engineers.
Leading Women and Girls to Careers in Science
The George Washington University hosted a celebration of women in science ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
University Shares Support for Those Affected by Earthquake in Turkey
As countries around the world send emergency responders to the region, GW mobilizes supportive response.