Science & Engineering Hall
The George Washington University has the opportunity now to extend the frontiers of discovery in the center of the nation's capital with the new Science and Engineering Hall.
This hall will create a hub of science and engineering discovery at the center of the Washington, DC metropolitan area. More than a building, this is a 21st century approach to learning and research, fostering knowledge creation to tackle the critical challenges facing our nation and our world.
Philanthropy is essential to the creation of this transformative facility. Investment by the GW community in the bricks and mortar; in science and engineering education and research; and in faculty support will ensure the advancement of these disciplines which are crucial to the evolution of science and technology.
To learn how you can be a part of making GW an international leader in science and engineering research, please contact Barb Tesner (CCAS) at (202)994-5432 or btesner@gwu.edu or Alexander Dippold (SEAS) at (202) 994-4051 or dippold@gwu.edu.
Spotlight
SEH Construction Cam
A new hub of technology and learning is being built in the nation's capital, watch it take shape.
University Breaks Ground for Science and Engineering Hall
Ceremony celebrates future and promise of science, engineering and technology at GW.
High-Bay Research Facility
This 3 story tall lab will allow our engineers to test full-scale structural engineering, fluid dynamics, and earthquake resistant materials, among others.
Engineering Students to Leaders
Created through an $8 million gift from A. James Clark, the Clark Engineering Scholars program offers more than financial aid.
Development and Alumni Relations
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