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OPEN DOORS
Starting Our New Century with a Focus on Access
Every year, thousands of talented and promising young people come to the George Washington University with a desire to change the world. But not every future leader has the same opportunity.
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Largest Gift by Faculty to Fund Unique Center for Community Health for Caribbean and Latin America
The donation by Professor James Lebovic and Holly Gill to found the Gill-Lebovic Center for Community Health in the Caribbean and Latin America will leverage the research, expertise and experience in GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health to create a permanent legacy of improved health outcomes in the region they have come to love over three plus decades of visits - first for tourism and then for service.
With each trip, their love for the region and its people grew stronger as did their desire to alleviate the acute levels of basic need they encountered. Taking things into their own hands—literally— they began direct aid projects in several communities that have flourished over the years. Now this transformational gift will continue their work.
Scholarships Open Doors
Grace Seo, CCAS '23
Scholarship funding has allowed Grace Seo to devote more energy to her academics and the opportunity to connect with professors and the diverse community of GW.
Laya Reddy, Corcoran '22
Scholarship funding allows students the freedom to take advantage of all that GW has to offer. Laya Reddy formed a brass quintet, and enjoys Friday concerts.
Jordan Michel, Law '23
"I applied to law school with a dream and a desire to effect change, but with no idea how I would afford it. [Donor funding] goes a long way in making law school possible for me.”
Philanthropy Spotlight
Former SMHS Dean Jeffrey Akman Makes $3.5 Million Bequest to Fund Student Research
Akman Innovation Fund awards “venture capital” grants to inaugural cohort.
Textile Art Collection and New Endowment Gifts Expand Experiential Learning Opportunities
Valued at nearly $5 million, donations from former trustees of The Textile Museum elevate GW as an international center for scholarship and appreciation of textiles as global cultural heritage.
Donors and Recipients Share Impact of Scholarship Gifts
After two years, Celebration of Scholarships and Fellowships Dinner returns to in-person celebration at Kennedy Center’s REACH.
Larry D. Harris Memorial Law Scholarship Honors Life and Legacy of a Founder of the GW Black Law Student Association
His family opens the door to opportunity for others and commemorates the lifelong priorities of exemplary alumnus instrumental in building GW’s Black Law Student Association.
