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Cotsen Textile Collections Find New Home
GW Receives Two Collections and an Endowment Totaling $18.4 Million.
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Meet the Class of 2022
Thank you to all the donors who support students like these through your philanthropy!
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Generosity Empowers Students to Flourish
On April 13, GW celebrated the impact of philanthropy and the achievements of our remarkable students at our annual Power & Promise dinner.
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Making a Difference
A Dream Realized
“I feel like someone has given me a chance to succeed, and I am inspired to prove my worth and to give something back. Having the opportunity to study health care at the GW School of Nursing, during a time when the future of health care policy is being hotly debated, has made me realize the importance of intersecting policy with practice, and public and social advocacy with professionalism." -Jon LeClair, SON ’18, recipient of the Caroline Fredricka Holdship Trust
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Connecting the World
Students who step into Room 201 in the Gelman Library can experience the TelePresence, a sophisticated communications system that takes teleconferencing to a whole different level.
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Making it Better
For Christopher and Lori Worrell of Gwynedd, Pa., the college search started with 12 schools. And with every visit with their son, Christopher and Lori realized the same thing.
“Eventually, there was no other option [but GW],” said Lori. “It felt right.”
Stories of Impact
Philanthropy Spotlight
GW Health Workforce Institute Leaders for Health Equity Fellowship Joins Global Atlantic Fellows Program
GW Health Workforce Institute at Milken Institute School of Public Health has received an additional $18 million to expand its fellowship program.
A Sense of Community
Giving back to the community has always been important to Dr. Daniel Ein, Clinical Professor in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Director of GW’s Allergy, Asthma & Sinus Center.
Battling Superbugs
Imagine a nasty infection that doesn’t respond to antibiotics. This isn’t the imaginings of a dystopian fiction writer—antibiotic resistance is a real and present danger, and GW’s Antibiotic Resistance Action Center (ARAC) is on the front lines, fighting one of the greatest public health threats of our time.
