GW Engineering Professor Wins Grant Uniting Young People, Environmental Justice and Technology
Students will monitor urban air quality in Baltimore and perhaps decide to study engineering as a result.
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Partnering with Churches, Psychology Team Targets Suicides among Black Youth
With suicide rates skyrocketing among young African Americans, Psychology professor Sherry Molock is working with churches to address the crisis in communities.
Professor Maranda Ward said the study aims to work toward health equity, attain health literacy.
New Research Aims to Shed Light on Workplace Fatalities
David Michaels from the Milken Institute SPH seeks to strengthen national efforts to prevent fatalities and serious injuries in a post-pandemic world.
In Partnership with Emerson Collective, GW Program Helps D.C. Middle Schoolers Advocate for Change
Service-oriented GW students help youth in the city become civically engaged through projects addressing issues in their communities.
Distinguished D.C. Government Employees Recognized at Cafritz Awards Gala
In partnership with the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, GW’s Center for Excellence in Public Leadership recently...
GW to Lead International Research on Maternal, Newborn Health
Milken Institute SPH Assistant Professor Emily Smith is the principal investigator on the $4.8 million project, funded by the...
GW Leads Collaboration Aimed at Strengthening Undergraduate Research Experience
SEAS faculty will incorporate research opportunities into select courses during the next academic year.
Wells Fargo Renews Commitment to D.C. Entrepreneur Development Network
Financial service leader gifted $200,000 to program as part of GW’s Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship designed to help...
GW Initiative Supporting Equitable Access to Technology Expands
The Ethical Tech Initiative of DC received renewal funding from the Public Interest Technology University Network.