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KACIF Internship Funding
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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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Flag Your Appreciation
Tuesday, April 17, marks the fourth annual GW Flag Day, a campus-wide effort to educate students, faculty, and staff about the ways in which philanthropy enables the Colonial experience.
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Alumnus Mark Plotkin Donates Papers to GW
Collection from the award-winning journalist and advocate for D.C. voting rights and statehood will be housed at the Gelman Library’s Special Collections Research Center.
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Students Making a Difference
Class of 2018 Continues Legacy of Giving
Seniors celebrated their philanthropy to George Washington University, which will be honored with the creation of a new student community space on campus, thanks in part to a challenge from President LeBlanc.
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GW and Girl Rising
“The Girl Rising internship allowed me to gain the hands-on experience I need to pursue my interests in working in India on gender-based violence, inequalities, and diseases. This experience has not only changed my life, but it has also clarified how to translate my passion for girls and women into pragmatic action.”
-Gayatri Malhotra, Milken SPH ’18
Stories of Impact
Philanthropy Spotlight
Edward C. Green Fellows Will Contribute to Social and Political Change
Edward C. Green, B.A. ’67, has dedicated his career to improving health outcomes in under-served populations around the world. Through the endowed Edward C. Green Postdoctoral Fellowship Fund, he will continue to empower the next generation of anthropology professionals to make the world a better place.
Open-Air Study
The philanthropy-funded Wilbur V. Harlan Greenhouse is an oasis of green, where plants, flowers, grasses, and other vegetation thrive.
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."
