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The Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Alumni Speaker Series

The Alumni Speaker Series will showcase and celebrate the many accomplishments and diverse paths our alumnae have taken, through a dialogue on challenges and opportunities in working toward change on issues related to women, gender, and sexuality, here in the United States, and around the world. 

This installment of the series will feature three speakers: Andrea Pagano-Reyes (MA '08), Layla Moughari (MA '07) and Kate Black (

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!

GSPM Dual Degree Informational Dinner

Learn how the first and foremost school of applied politics, legislative affairs, and issue advocacy can help advance your agenda and accelerate your career. The Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) offers dual degree programs that combine one of our master's degrees with an eligible GW undergraduate degree program (please see below).

DEB Seminar: Dr. Christopher Mores

"Adapting to Anthroponotic Transmission - What Outbreaks can Tell us About the Future of Disease"

Presented by Dr. Christopher Mores, Professor, Department of Global Health at MISPH GWU

Programming with Python

Python is a popular programming language and is considered by many to be straightforward yet flexible.

A Discussion with Athena Brown

Join the Indigenous America University Seminar, in conjunction with the GW Office of the Provost University Seminar Program and AT&T Center for Indigneous Politics and Policy, in welcoming Athena Brown, Division Chief of Indian and Native American Programs, US Dept. of Labor, to campus for this special keynote lecture.  

Go Africa

If you're looking to intern, work, volunteer, or study in Africa ,this is a great opportunity to learn about GW resources and network with industry professionals.

Working in Washington

Join The George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) for a "Working in Washington Panel". The panel will feature GSPM current students speaking about what it is like to build a career in DC - including internship and professional development tips, how a master's degree has influenced their career path, and how they built their professional network.

Pizza and refreshments will be served.

GW COMPASS GALA

The GW COMPASS GALA is the premier STEM networking event hosted at the George Washington University. The GALA provides community members with an opportunity to network with representatives from local organizations and gain insight into the diverse careers available to STEM professionals.

DEB Seminar: Dr. Scott Quinlan

"The Use of Instrumental Variables in Observational Research"

Presented by Dr. Scott Quinlan

Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at MISPH GWU

Software Carpentry Workshop

Join Academic Commons & SEAS Computing for two days of hands-on instruction in automating tasks with the Unix shell, data analysis and visualization in R, and version control with Git! Participants must register ahead of time and attend for both days. 

GW-CEPL Women's Leadership Program

Propel your career forward with this highly interactive 3-day program presented by The George Washington University Center for Excellence in Public Leadership.

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!

Software Carpentry Workshop

Join Academic Commons & SEAS Computing for two days of hands-on instruction in automating tasks with the Unix shell, data analysis and visualization in R, and version control with Git! Participants must register ahead of time and attend for both days. 

The Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Alumni Speaker Series

The Alumni Speaker Series will showcase and celebrate the many accomplishments and diverse paths our alumnae have taken, through a dialogue on challenges and opportunities in working toward change on issues related to women, gender, and sexuality, here in the United States, and around the world

GW Research Days: Day 1

Research Days invites students and trainees at the George Washington University (GW) to showcase their work and compete for prize money.

Day 1 is focused on undergraduate and graduate student presentations in the arts, business, education, engineering, humanities, law, mathematics, sciences and other topics.

GW Research Days: Day 2

Research Days invites students and trainees at the George Washington University (GW) to showcase their work and compete for prize money.

Day 2 focuses on participants from the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the Milken Institute School of Public Health, the School of Nursing, and the Institute for Biomedical Sciences.

DEB Seminar: Dr. Jim Turpin

A Long Strange Trip: HIV Non-vaccine Biomedical Prevention

Presented by Jim Turpin, PhD

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!

Chinese Conversation Corner

The GW Confucius Institute will regularly host 1-hour Chinese Conversation Corners throughout the spring. are guided by our professional Mandarin instructors, who will divide students into groups based off skill level and encourage conversation and discussion. No preparation is required. Come ready to chat and make friends!