CCAS Professor Has Two Books Named as NYT’s Best Books of 21st Century
Award-winning author Edward P. Jones has written stories that depicted life in the Antebellum South and the lives of working-class African Americans in Washington, D.C.
Pause for Applause
Pause for Applause celebrates the outstanding achievements of our faculty, staff, students and alumni. Here you'll find a collection of stories showcasing accolades within the GW community.
GW Student Awarded Fogarty-Fulbright Public Health Award
Meredith Wells received a grant and will conduct research in Peru on a prevalent eye disease.
Alumna Natasha Dupee Won Leadership Award
The award honors Barbra Jordan’s legacy of championing voting rights, the causes of the poor, the disadvantaged and people of color.
Students Won International Competition
The students proposed an idea to support the transition of seaweed farming businesses into bioplastic manufacturers.
GW Student Wins Prestigious Truman Scholarship
Truslow is one of 60 outstanding students chosen for the highly competitive scholarship.
GW Doctoral Candidate Awarded ACLS Fellowship
Cam Cannon is one of 45 doctoral students receiving this honor for showing promise in producing bold and innovative research.
Elliott School Professor Selected as Harvard Radcliffe Fellow
Jisoo M. Kim will be part of the 25th anniversary class of fellows.
GW Staff Member Received Excellence Award
Sean Watley works to help first-generation students find useful resources and succeed while at GW.
GSEHD Faculty and Alumna Organized International Inclusive Education Symposium in Ghana
The event encouraged participants to discuss best practices and strategies for inclusive education.
SMHS Dean Recognized for Her Leadership
Dean Barbara Lee Bass was honored for exceptional leadership at the Washington Women of Excellence Awards.
GWSB Professor Received Excellence in Research Award
Miguel Lejeune was recognized for his work providing scientific solutions to industry problems.
GWSB Professor Co-Authored New Book
Joel Gehman’s new book provides a comparative analysis of different organization theories.
CCAS Professor Has New Book Out
Bernard Wood has a long-standing interest in primate comparative anatomy and the history of primate comparative anatomy.
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