Alum Returns as CEO of GW Hospital
By Kristin Hubing
By his junior year at the University at Buffalo, Barry A. Wolfman already knew he wanted to become a hospital administrator. His very deliberate career was a result of what...
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Business, Law Schools Launch Government Contracts Degree Program
George Washington University has launched a new master’s program that combines a core business curriculum with the study of government procurement law, or the rules controlling how the federal...
Alumnus Pitches for Washington Nationals Affiliate
Bobby Lucas, B.B.A. ’10, M.A. ’12, had always wanted to play professional baseball.
After six years at GW, major elbow surgery and a lot of determination, Mr. Lucas was drafted by the...
SPHHS Welcomes Its First Associate Dean of Research
The GW School of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS) has named Kimberly A. Horn as its first associate dean of research, a position designed to develop the culture, environment and...
Face the Facts USA Launches Today
For the next 100 days, a mostly student team of researchers, video producers and editors will reveal myth-busting facts about important national issues to launch the first phase of a new...
GW Signs Pledge to Support Student Veterans
George Washington is one of the first universities in the country to sign a pledge to provide resources, programs and policies that further its support of student veterans on campus.
The...
No Summer Break for These Teachers
Although George Washington’s Teachers in Industry Project comes to a close this week, the...
The New Face of the HIV Epidemic
New HIV infections are occurring among young gay and bisexual black men in the U.S. at greatly elevated rates, according to a new study released today at the XIX International AIDS Conference in...
Citibank Execs Look to GW Students for Advice
George Washington MBA students in this summer’s Citibank Global Banking Practicum aren’t in a class per se—they could really think about it as a six-week job interview.
For the first time,...
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...