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What Makes Local Infrastructure So Expensive?

What makes local infrastructure so expensive? Are there ways to trim cost but maintain quality? To solicit community input and still proceed expeditiously?

Join our panel of local experts and moderator Robert McCartney (Senior Regional Correspondent, The Washington Post) to explore policies that could help moderate high and increasing infrastructure costs.

Panelists are:

"Interrogating GW": An American Studies Student Conference

"Interrogating GW: An American Studies Student Conference" will consist of American Studies majors presenting their original research on some aspects of George Washington University. The panels on November 21, the first section of the conference, will explore:

Cornelius Bennhold Memorial Lecture

When you ask physicists to reflect on their intro labs, responses include “boring," “forgettable,” or “cookbook.” What is so wrong with the traditional lab? In this talk, Dr. Holmes will discuss research that helps illuminate the problems with traditional labs and the impacts on students.

Driving Innovation through Design of New, Safer Chemicals: Challenges and Opportunities

Facilitating interdisciplinary dialogue among academia, policy makers, regulators, the private sector and the public on high-priority issues of sustainable chemical manufacturing.

Laboratory Safety Training

Required annual training for those who work in a research or teaching lab.

From Concept to Practice: An Example of a Successful Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Project

Sustained and meaningful engagement of the community – patients, family members, caregivers, advocates, clinicians, and healthcare providers – throughout the research process is vital to the long-term success of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) research.

You've Got This: Succeeding After That Test Score

Join us as we review a variety of exam study skills, time management, and how to maintain motivation after a low test score.

"Interrogating GW": An American Studies Student Conference

"Interrogating GW: An American Studies Student Conference" will consist of American Studies majors presenting their original research on some aspects of George Washington University. The panels on December 5, the second and final section of the conference, will explore:

Laboratory Safety Training

Required annual training for those who work in a research or teaching lab.