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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! 

First-Gen GW: First Friday Dinner

Join the GW first-gen student community on Friday, December 3, and the first Friday of every month during the academic year for First Friday Dinners. First Friday Dinners are a tradition for the GW first-generation community.

Elliott School LGBTQ Open House

Join the Elliott School’s new LGBTQ affinity group to chat about our future academic, career-focused, and social endeavors and find out how you can get involved! Undergrads and grads, faculty and staff, alumni and allies are all welcome! Snacks provided.

Retirement Celebration for Dr. Dina Khoury

Please join us to celebrate the career of Dr. Dina Khoury, Professor of History and International Affairs at The George Washington University.

Program:

4:00pm IMES Director Mona Atia, Welcome

Remarks from:

Professor Virginia Aksan, McMaster University

Professor Zachary Lockman, Professor, New York University (remotely)

Professor Nathan Brown, George Washington University

New Era and New Concepts in the Study of Race in Public Administration and Policy: Radicalizing, Whiteness, and More

Professor Strader joins public administration scholars whose research concerns old and emerging ideas about race and racial inequality. She’ll discuss about her latest project, which evaluates the use of race in representative bureaucracy theory. By drawing from political science, sociology, and cultural/ethnic studies, she explores anti-oppressionist research and actionable agendas for advancing social equity through public

Is Interoperability a Tool to Empower Users or a Recipe for Privacy Disaster?

The Data Governance and Digital Trade Hub's next webinar which will focus on how interoperability might help policymakers address issues of data access, equity, competition, and control. When products, services, or governance systems are interoperable, these products, services, or systems generally can connect and transfer various types of data without restrictions. The EU is about to approve legislation designed to promote

Greenhouse Plant Sale