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Fall 2021 Group Fitness Classes

GW Campus Recreation is offering virtual and in-person group fitness for GW-affiliated students, faculty, and staff members in the fall 2021 semester. Whether you enjoy fitness from the comfort of your home or want to get back to our in-person fitness community, we are excited to reconnect with you! 

Helping Distressed or Distressing Students, Part I: A Guide for Faculty & Staff

This session provides an overview of recognizing and responding to student mental health concerns. The session aims to assist in participants’ efforts to respond to distressed or distressing students, as all members of the GW community play a central role in student help-seeking efforts.

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Persian, Russian, and Turkish

Org Fair Fridays

Come find your place at Org Fair Fridays!

Org Fair Fridays will showcase hundreds of student organizations throughout Weeks of Welcome. Explore new student organizations every Friday in September from 4:00-6:00 PM.

GW Balance Winter Show Auditions

GW Balance is hosting auditions for our Winter Show on September 25th, from 8am-5:30pm in the District Hall basement dance studio. A variety of styles will be available including contemporary, ballet, hip hop and tap. There are no cuts at these auditions - if you attend you will be cast in at least 1 dance! We hope to see all of you there! 

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Chinese, English, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish

Fridays at 5

Sept 17, Oct 1, Nov 5, Dec 3, 2021; Jan 28, Feb 4, March 4, April, 2022 Fridays, 5 - 6 p.m.

Welcome to the Our Moment, Our Momentum: The GW Centuries Celebration Weekend

As part of the GW Centuries Celebration weekend, the Corcoran would like to invite alumni and students to two events:

Fighting Food Insecurity at GW: A Session for Faculty & Staff

This session addresses the issue of food insecurity among GW students. The session will raise participants' awareness of the services and resources in place to help members of the GW community who are food-insecure, especially how individuals may sign up to access The Store, GW's food pantry, and how faculty and staff can get involved.

Participants will:

GW History Walking Tour: 100 Years in Foggy Bottom, 200 Years in DC

Want to know more about GW's history? This tour, led by Professor Phillip Troutman, walks you through our two centuries, first as Columbian College and then as GW. You'll hear how DC organizers in 1820 poached the national Baptist college from Philadelphia; how proslavery students in 1847 rioted over a classmate's abolitionist actions; and how the college survived the Civil War as an army hospital.

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Persian, Russian, and Turkish

Helping Distressed or Distressing Students, Part II: Practical Applications

This session aims to build upon the previous sessions of “Helping Distressed or Distressing Students,” in which mental health concerns, resources, and the helping role are explored. Participants will take a deeper dive into this topic and will focus on practical application in this session. Participants are encouraged to bring relevant scenarios they have encountered regarding student mental health concerns.

THE WOLVES

By Sarah Delappe, Directed by Jodi Kanter

October 14–17 20227:30 - 9:30 p.m.Square 80, George Washington Universitybetween 21st & 22nd Streets/F & G Streets, NWWashington, DC 20052

GW Late Night: A Quiet Place, Part II

GW Late Night is back with another movie night!

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Chinese, English, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish

Conflict Styles: A Session for Faculty & Staff

This workshop walks participants through identifying the different styles of conflict resolution. Participants will take a quiz to determine their preferred conflict resolution style, and then are walked through the situations where each style is most optimally used.

Participants will:

Wingo

Wings + Bingo = Wingo! Come enjoy a night of fun and food with the chance to win Beats Studio Buds, Sony Portable Speakers, and LED Lights!

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Persian, Russian, and Turkish

Fighting Food Insecurity at GW: A Session for Faculty & Staff

This session addresses the issue of food insecurity among GW students. The session will raise participants' awareness of the services and resources in place to help members of the GW community who are food-insecure, especially how individuals may sign up to access The Store, GW's food pantry, and how faculty and staff can get involved.

Participants will:

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Chinese, English, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish

GW History Walking Tour: 100 Years in Foggy Bottom, 200 Years in DC

Want to know more about GW's history? This tour, led by Professor Phillip Troutman, walks you through our two centuries, first as Columbian College and then as GW. You'll hear how DC organizers in 1820 poached the national Baptist college from Philadelphia; how proslavery students in 1847 rioted over a classmate's abolitionist actions; and how the college survived the Civil War as an army hospital.

Conflict Styles: A Session for Faculty & Staff

This workshop walks participants through identifying the different styles of conflict resolution. Participants will take a quiz to determine their preferred conflict resolution style, and then are walked through the situations where each style is most optimally used.

Participants will:

Language Lunch

The Elliott School Office of Graduate Student Services invites all GW students, faculty, and staff to attend Language Lunch. Language Lunch offered Fridays from 12:00-1:00 p.m., allows language speakers to have a safe space in which they can practice their foreign language communication skills.

This week's languages are: Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Persian, Russian, and Turkish

Fridays at 5

Sept 17, Oct 1, Nov 5, Dec 3, 2021; Jan 28, Feb 4, March 4, April, 2022 Fridays, 5 - 6 p.m.

Trauma Informed Care: A Session for Faculty & Staff

This training will lay the foundation for practices in trauma informed care in any work setting. It will also discuss trauma at the individual level, community level, as well as the impact of secondary trauma on staff and faculty.

Participants will: