The largest collective gift in GW history from the Milken Institute, Sumner M. Redstone Charitable Foundation, and the Milken Family Foundation transformed public health in the nation's capital.
Read more about this transformative gift
Service is part of GW's identity. The gift from Dr. Honey Nashman and her husband, Alvin E. Nashman, promotes active citizenship and enhances teaching, learning, and scholarship through civic engagement.
Honey Nashman shares her perspective on service and giving
$9 million bequest provides scholarships and stipends to undergraduate researchers allowing them to continue their studies in biology year round.
Abbie Gillen, SEAS '17
Clark Scholarship Recipient
"I didn't know how awesome the Clark Scholars Program was going to be when I first joined, but I'm grateful for it... it was a launch pad for my job and whatever will happen in the future. The experience was an invaluable part of being at GW."
