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However, how much of this groundbreaking research only exists in the annals of journals as opposed to private and public industries? The Laboratory to Launchpad Conference at Johns Hopkins University will offer meaningful insights into the evolving nature of research translation and equip attendees with the tools they need to turn their work into impactful products.

With a host of options for learning about grant writing, public speaking, project management, and mentorship, researchers are trained to gracefully navigate the scientific community. But what does it look like to move to the next step after research funding is secured? When is the right time to file intellectual property? What does it mean to license technology? What does it take to spin off a company? How are we preparing researchers to present and sell their high-impact work to the public at large and make meaningful change in the world through their discoveries?

This one-day workshop will not only spark conversation around the transition of energy-related technologies but also will offer attendees actionable tools and strategies for commercializing their work.

Highlights include:

A featured talk from Dr. David Gates, CTO of Thea EnergyA Fireside chat with Anthony Pugilese, the Head of Commercialization for the DOEWorkshops on pitching research, securing federal funding, intellectual property, licensing, and startup growthA working lunch panel on cross-disciplinary innovation and translational researchA live pitch competition with judges from D.C. venture captial firmsA networking reception to close the day

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The New Lines Institute invites you to the launch of the Four Seas Initiative and its flagship Policy Report — a bold multilateral framework proposing a trade and energy corridor linking the Persian Gulf, the Caspian Sea, the Mediterranean, and the Black Sea through Syria and Türkiye.

As the region undergoes historic transformation, this initiative explores how a post-Assad Syria can serve as a critical transit hub, offering a strategic alternative to the Strait of Hormuz and unlocking new energy, trade, and investment pathways for the U.S., Europe, and the broader Middle East.

Join us for a discussion with the report's authors and regional experts on the geopolitical, economic, and energy security implications of this emerging corridor.

📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 10:00 am

📍 National Press Club - Washington, D.C.

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The event will feature two short presentations by Daniel Burge (D.C. Policy Center) and TSPPPA Professor Leah Brooks (Center for Washington Area Studies) highlighting key economic trends in the District of Columbia and the Capital Region in the past year. Special attention will be paid to employment trends and the loss of federal government jobs.

Following the presentations, we are pleased to host an expert panel, moderated by The Washington Post's Federica Cocco.

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Learn how the program integrates traditional print with electronic publishing topics, including editorial acquisitions, production and design, copyright law in print and cyberspace, marketing, distribution, management, and business. Students will select to attend in-person classes on weekday evenings at the GW Alexandria Graduate Education Center or fulfill their program requirements online.

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Activities include opportunities to meet other interns and professionals and learn more about things to do in Washington, DC this summer. No formal presentations, just mix and mingle -- arrive when you can! Register online!

Thursday, June 11
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
The George Washington University - Foggy Bottom Campus (exact location will be revealed when you register)

Graduate programs represented include:

Environmental & Green Chemistry, MSEnvironmental & Sustainability Policy, MAGeography & Environment, MSMedia & Strategic Communication, MA (Climate & Sustainability Track)Biological Sciences, MS (Systematics, Evolution & Ecology focus)Sustainable Urban Planning, MPSInternational Affairs, MAEnvironmental and Energy Law, JDEnvironmental Health Science and Policy, MPHGlobal Environmental Health, MPH

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The program trains you to identify colleagues and others in need of support, provide brief counseling, and link to additional EAP resources. After this training, you as a Peer Caregiver, will be able to conduct brief (20-30 minutes) conversation sessions with colleagues and others in distress to help support them and potentially guide them towards further support resources.

If you are interested in becoming a Peer Caregiver, please fill out this form.

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This online information session is an excellent opportunity to learn about the program curriculum, discuss the application process, learn about important deadlines, and have your questions answered in real time.

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The GW School of Business interdisciplinary course Business & Society: Artificial Intelligence (June 2026) explores the dynamic interplay between AI, business practices, and societal outcomes. JUXTAPOSITION is its public stage — a half-day conference, a PROMPTHON challenge, and an art-vs-prompt exhibition that put the implications of AI and algorithmic design in front of the GWSB community and the broader builder world.

Highlights of this unique mini-conference include:

Keynote session: examining AI’s broad impact on business and society by Garry Bolles.

The Summit: Talks, panels and provocations on AI's impact on business, labor, creativity, and society - featuring faculty, brands, builders, and practitioners.

The PROMPTHON: Vibe code your idea to life. Builders go head-to-head shipping AI-powered prototypes against the clock.

Art vs Prompt: A live art exhibition juxtaposing human artistry with AI-generated work - you decide which is which.

Note: This summit is part of the summer 2026 course Business & Society: Artificial Intelligence (3.0 credits - SMPP 6215-G - CRN 61006), taught by Professor Thomas DeBass from June 10–13, 2026. Students do not need to be enrolled to attend the Summit on June 12.

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We’ll be serving a catered spread of classic BBQ-styled favorites alongside fun yard games and special activities designed just for kids. Whether you’re reconnecting with old friends or meeting new ones‚ this gathering is designed to strengthen our GW Engineering community.

Bring your family‚ soak up the summer vibes‚ and help us kick off a season of connection and fun with current GW Enngineering graduate students and alumni in the DMV region.

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What is Occupational Therapy? OT as it is commonly known, is a medical practice that empowers clients to engage in occupations, or day-to-day tasks, by:

Analyzing how clients interact with their preferred or required environments.Providing tools to clients to engage in daily occupations and tasksCollaborating with others to provide effective, client-centered careAdvocating for clients on micro, meso, and macro levels to promote occupational justiceThe George Washington University offers a hybrid occupational therapy program that focuses on new ways of thinking, communicating, and providing care. The curriculum will ensure that graduates demonstrate efficacy in any preferred clinical setting and are also adequately prepared to become agents for social change on a community and global scale.

Occupational therapists have interests in creative arts, social sciences, and natural sciences. They are known to be flexible, compassionate, and empathetic problem solvers. They provide evidence-based, client-centered, innovative, and collaborative care.

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Event DescriptionFind out how GW’s campus planning team has worked this year to draft an initial framework for GW’s next campus plan which will be further refined throughout 2026 to ensure GW’s academic‚ residential‚ athletic‚ event and student life needs can be accommodated over the next 20 years.

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Event DescriptionThis interactive session is designed for professionals navigating their first years in the workforce‚ returning to in-person environments‚ or struggling to gain traction despite strong technical skills. Using real-world frameworks drawn from 18+ years across consulting‚ healthcare‚ and global health organizations‚ participants will learn to decode unspoken workplace expectations‚ build strategic relationships‚ and navigate organizational politics without compromising their authenticity. The workshop moves beyond conventional career advice to address the unwritten rules that determine who advances‚ who stalls‚ and why‚ giving attendees a practical playbook for professional environments that no business school curriculum covers.

About the PresenterJeremy Scott‚ MBA ’15‚ is the Founder of HTJ Strategies and Solutions‚ LLC‚ and author of The Clarity Code: Transform Complexity Into Clarity. With 18+ years of experience across management consulting at Deloitte‚ global health at the Clinton Health Access Initiative‚ medical diagnostics at BD‚ and medical device strategy at Baxter International‚ Jeremy has navigated the hidden rules of vastly different professional cultures‚ each with its own unwritten expectations‚ political dynamics‚ and unspoken success criteria. He brings that cross-sector practitioner perspective directly into this workshop‚ offering alumni not just theory‚ but tested frameworks for reading the room‚ building influence‚ and advancing on their own terms.

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About Leaders at All Levels:

Leaders at All Levels is a training series for GW staff focused on topics to help provide a foundation for future leaders and help current leaders brush up on skills. No matter the level, all staff are welcome to attend.

Each session explores a leadership development topic, such as communication, self awareness, managing up, and more. There are no prerequisites to attend, which means you have the flexibility to attend as few or as many sessions as you’d like.

Information on registering for upcoming sessions can be found in the monthly Focus on Yourself Friday Newsletter sent to staff.

This training is open to GW staff and faculty.

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Join us this June for the 2026 Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD) Pride Forum, a celebration of Pride Month.

Grounded in the visionary framework of José Esteban Muñoz’s Cruising Utopia, Dr. Z Nicolazzo, Rabbi Abby Stein, and Dr. Darin M.L. Stewart will explore radical trans futurity amidst intense political and social backlash. Moving beyond the rhetoric of mere inclusion, the conversation will critically examine how transgender individuals and communities can navigate the stark realities of "interest divergence" within modern institutions. Together, the panelists will highlight strategies for not only surviving the present moment but actively forging a liberated, utopian future.

This conversation will be moderated by Maddie Soufleris, PhD student at GSEHD.

About Dr. Z Nicolazzo:

Dr. Z Nicolazzo is the Interim Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs in the College of Education and a professor of Trans* Studies in Education at the University of Arizona. Her scholarly work focuses on discourses of gender in educational contexts, with particular attention to how those discourses influence life chances and educational opportunities for trans students, faculty, and staff. She is the author of Trans in College: Transgender Students’ Strategies for Navigating Campus Life and the Institutional Politics of Inclusion and co-author and co-editor of several texts including Digital Me: Trans Students Exploring Future Possible Selves Online, Becoming in Global Trans Studies: Critical Approaches to Educational Theory, Methodology, Ethics, and Politics, and Weaving an Otherwise: In-Relations Methodological Practice. In her spare time, she enjoys knitting, playing with her precocious dog, and cooking and baking.

About Rabbi Abby Stein:

Abby Stein is a Jewish educator and rabbi, award winning author, speaker, and activist. She was born and raised in a Hasidic family of rabbinic descent, and is a direct descendant of the Baal Shem Tov, the founder of Hasidic Judaism. Abby attended Yeshiva, completing a rabbinical degree in 2011. In 2012, she left the Hasidic world to explore a self-determined life. In 2015 Abby came out as a woman of trans experience. Since coming out, she has been working to raise support and awareness for trans rights and those leaving Ultra-Orthodoxy. Her memoir Becoming Eve: My Journey from Ultra-Orthodox Rabbi to Transgender Woman was published by Seal Press in November 2019. Her second book, Sources of Pride, is forthcoming and will be published by Ben Yehudah Press.

About Dr. Darin M.L. Stewart:

Dr. Darin M. L. Stewart is Professor of Higher Education in the Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver. At the end of his 25-year academic career across multiple institutions, Dr. Stewart has received numerous awards and is widely acknowledged as one of the foremost scholars in the field of higher education studies. Their research and writing has covered the philosophy and history of [insert illegal stuff here] in U.S. higher education, how U.S. colleges and universities (dis)engage with [that illegal stuff], and the learning and becoming of minoritized college students through intersectional lenses, including spirituality, religion, and faith. His work has intentionally centered BIPOC, QT, and QTBIPOC identities, knowledges, and experiences as intellectually compelling, spiritually meaningful, and morally demanding.

About Maddie Soufleris (moderator):

Maddie Soufleris (they/she) is a PhD student in Education with a concentration in Education & Inequality at the George Washington University’s Graduate School of Education and Human Development and serves as the Assistant Director of Residential Case Management within the CARE team at GW. They graduated with their M.A. in Higher Education Administration with a focus in Social Justice from GW in May of 2025. Maddie’s work and research center on trans epistemologies, queer and trans inclusion in higher education, and building systems of care that support marginalized students. Outside of work and research, they are passionate about creating spaces where queer community, authenticity, and connection can thrive, whether that be in higher education settings or through their work bartending in DC’s lesbian nightlife community. They are especially interested in how community care, joy, and belonging can serve as forms of resistance and transformation.

This event is part of the George Washington University Seminar titled, "Intersectional Masculinities: At the Junction of Multiculturalism and Patriarch," which is sponsored via support of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. It is co-sponsored by the Graduate School of Education and Human Development, the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences' Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office, the Elliott School Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the GW Office of Community, Culture and Inclusion, and the GW Multicultural Student Services Center.

This program is open to all students and members of the GW community, as well as outside guests who wish to attend. Participation is not limited based on any individual’s personal identity, characteristics or viewpoint.​​​​​​

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Event Description Whether you are looking to advance in your current industry‚ explore a new career path‚ or simply reconnect with fellow Revolutionaries in the city‚ this event offers a valuable opportunity to build meaningful professional relationships with alumni representing a wide range of fields and experiences.

Hosted by the GW Alumni Industry Networks‚ you’re invited to join us at the Daintree‚ an elevated rooftop venue in the heart of NYC. Come ready to make new professional connections‚ exchange ideas‚ and be inspired by the energy and talent of the GW alumni community in New York.

Registration is $20 and includes food & beverage at the reception.

Online registration for this event will close on Sunday‚ June 14.

Space is limited‚ so register today and do not miss this opportunity to expand your network and connect with fellow GW alumni in New York City.

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Building on the momentum and lessons from the first Grocery Retail for All Summit, Food Systems for the Future Institute and a growing list of partners will convene the National Grocery Retail for All Summit to spotlight the store models, financing tools, and public policies already keeping shelves stocked and doors open, and to accelerate the scaling of proven solutions that make affordable, nutritious food accessible in every community.

Partners include:

Dion’s Chicago Dream, The Food Law and Policy Clinic at Harvard Law University, The Food Trust, The Global Food Institute at George Washington University, and others!

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Featured Speakers

Amelia DeFosset, MPH, Associate Director of Evaluation Services, Abacus Evaluation

Bernard A. Coles IV, Ph.D., Network Scientist, Abacus Evaluation

Marlena Kuhn, MPH, Data Analyst, Abacus Evaluation

Jade Hollars, MPH, MBA, Evaluation Project Coordinator, Abacus Evaluation

About CRAG

The Collaborative Research Administrators Group (CRAG) was organized to promote and encourage collaboration between Office of Sponsored Projects (OSP) staff and departmental research administrators with the ultimate goal of providing a forum for staff involved in research administration to share information and ideas.

CRAG endeavors to:

Facilitate the exchange of knowledge and information on best practices

Provide research training and information on consistent operational processes

Develop innovative and efficient administrative practices

Everyone involved in research administration is welcome to attend.

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Learn more about GW's Cybersecurity Strategy and Information Management master’s program, designed in consultation with key government, military and law enforcement organizations.

The GW Cyber Master's degree from the College of Professional Studies can be completed in as little as 16 months — is available online, in-person, or hybrid - and is perfect for working professionals.

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Event DescriptionJoin fellow GW Black alumni for a vibrant evening in New York City‚ bringing together our community in one of the most dynamic and diverse cities in the world.

This gathering is all about connection—whether you’re catching up with old friends‚ expanding your network‚ or meeting fellow Revolutionaries who now call NYC home.

This is a free event with appetizers included. A cash bar will be available for drink purchase.

All alumni and friends are welcome to attend.

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Event DescriptionThe GW Central Virginia Alumni community invites you to participate in their annual service event at Shalom Farms Northside. Shalom Farms provides fresh‚ healthy food to community members in need. This farm has two acres of production and harvests 100‚000 servings of produce a year.

Join fellow alumni for meaningful work on the farm‚ helping harvest food for those in need! Tasks may include planting fall and winter crops‚ harvesting produce like cabbage and peppers‚ and cleaning and packing. Registration is free‚ and sandwiches will be provided after the event. Space is limited.

You will be working outside. Please dress appropriately and bring gloves.

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Location: Hand Chapel (Vern) | 2100 Foxhall Rd NW

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Event DescriptionThis session helps professionals from corporate‚ government‚ academic‚ and nonprofit backgrounds explore what business ownership can look like—whether as a full time career shift‚ a part time pursuit‚ or something in between. Participants will learn about different ownership pathways and gain practical insights to help determine which approach best aligns with their goals and circumstances.

About the PresentersKishore Siva‚ GWSB ’94‚ ’96‚ is the Co‑Founder and Managing Director of Helios Franchise Advisors‚ helping individuals explore business ownership and supporting companies expanding through franchising. He previously spent 25 years in senior leadership roles at global financial institutions in New York and London.

Since transitioning to entrepreneurship in 2020‚ Kishore has built a thriving advisory practice with his sister and business partner‚ Saila‚ CCAS ’00‚ guiding professionals from diverse sectors in assessing business ownership opportunities. He also serves on the GW School of Business Advisory Council and frequently speaks on career transitions‚ leadership‚ and entrepreneurship.

Kishore lives in Westchester County‚ New York‚ with his wife Dina and their two sons‚ and enjoys playing guitar and coaching youth sports.

Saila Siva‚ CCAS ’00‚ is the Head of Business Development and a Certified Franchise Consultant at Helios Franchise Advisors. A proud 2000 graduate of GW’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences‚ she previously worked with founder Kishore Siva at a global technology consulting franchise‚ focusing on business development and franchisee recruiting.

Saila brings 19 years of banking and finance experience‚ including nearly 15 years at a major international bank leading retail teams‚ managing small business and corporate clients‚ and serving in the Corporate Bank’s COO office. She has worked in Japan and led projects in Indonesia and England‚ giving her a strong global perspective.

Having made her own transition from corporate leadership to business ownership‚ Saila understands the journey her clients are navigating. She is based in New York City and enjoys traveling‚ running in Central Park‚ playing piano‚ and cheering on the Yankees.

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Event DescriptionExpand your professional network and reconnect with fellow alumni at a multi-school happy hour in Midtown Manhattan. Join graduates from GW Business‚ Columbia Business School‚ UNC Kenan-Flagler‚ Cornell University‚ and other leading institutions for an evening of casual networking‚ conversation‚ and new connections.

There is no cover charge and no drink minimum. Feel free to invite colleagues‚ friends‚ and other professionals who would enjoy meeting new people in a relaxed setting.

Space is limited and advance registration is required and shared with the host. Please register by noon on June 22.

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You’ll hear directly from our Director of Recruitment and Admissions and connect with a representative from the Fowler Career Center to learn about the exceptional support and resources available to GWSB students. Our admissions team will also be available to answer your questions and provide insights into the application process, study away opportunities, and career services.

Light refreshments will be served. We look forward to meeting you and helping you take the next step in your graduate journey.

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Student Testimonial

"After years of considering a doctoral degree, I found the GW DHSc to be exactly what I was looking for, offering immediate applicability to my daily goals and responsibilities in my full-time work. As an occupational therapist in a multidisciplinary cohort, I have had the privilege of witnessing my classmates' growth trajectories from all over the world, alongside my own. Dr. Costello and Dr. Gill are exceptional instructors, among many outstanding professors in the program. For anyone contemplating a doctoral degree, I highly recommend this practical, supportive, and rigorous program. The format allows for asynchronous online learning with 2 courses per semester at a reasonable pace." - Laurie Humiston MS, OTR/L, CHT

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Thinking about grad school? Come see what GW's Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD) is all about! Join us for a campus visit where you’ll explore our programs, connect with our vibrant community, and get an inside look at life as a GSEHD student.

🔹 Kick things off with a warm welcome and Meet & Greet with our Admissions team.
🔹 Take a guided tour of our beautiful campus and see where your future could unfold.
🔹 Enjoy a tasty lunch while mingling with current students and faculty—ask them anything!
🔹 Get the answers you need about programs, admissions, and student life.

Whether you’re just starting your grad school search or ready to apply, this visit is the perfect way to see how GSEHD can help you reach your goals!

We can't wait to meet you—see you there!

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Event DescriptionJoin the GW School of Business and Professor Robert Weiner in welcoming current GW students to London as part of the Business and the State program‚ GW’s longest-running GWSB study-abroad program. The program has connected more than 250 students with the United Kingdom’s unique public-private landscape and has long included opportunities for students to engage with GW alumni abroad.

This reception will feature welcome remarks from Christine Brown-Quinn‚ MBA ’92‚ followed by lightly structured networking between students and alumni. Guests will enjoy drinks and canapés while sharing career advice‚ professional experiences‚ and perspectives on working across industries‚ countries‚ and cultures.

Agenda:
6:00 p.m. Arrival‚ check-in‚ and informal mingling
6:30 p.m. Welcome remarks
6:45 p.m. Structured alumni-student networking
7:30 p.m. Informal networking continues
8:00 p.m. Event concludes

Networking Topics May Include:
Entering competitive industries‚ building visibility‚ international careers‚ career pivots‚ taking risks‚ standing out early‚ and balancing purpose with professional progression.

We hope you will join us!

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“Emerging Trends in Regulation (and Deregulation)” is a timely and insightful webinar featuring Professors William Yeatman, a leading expert on administrative law, and Susan Dudley, one of the nation’s foremost authorities on regulatory process.

Watch for additional events in this series coming soon on topics such as data governance, energy, program evaluation, professional development, and more!

Join us on Thursday, June 25 from 1 - 2pm.

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It's time for you to gather with your colleagues to take part in one of GW Nursing's unique traditions, the cohort Composite Photo. This photo will serve as a memory of your hard work and time spent with us at the School of Nursing. Following your last class, we'll celebrate with an official Composite Reveal event. Your cohort's composite photo will then be displayed with pride in Innovation Hall, where it will remain for years to come.

Registration Required

Time Slot & Confirmation of Name
All Cohort 39 students should have received an email containing the registration link to secure a time slot to sit for their headshot photo, as well as the link to review the spelling of their name, and if they would like it to be listed differently (ie - Samantha, as Sam). Here you can also indicate your preference to NOT have your photo displayed by marking yourself as "not pictured".

Additional Details

What To Wear
Professional attire or scrubs with your white coat on top.

Make-up Days
At this time, there are no make-up days, so please be sure to plan ahead!

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MBA Programs:
Global MBA; STEM Global MBA; Flex MBA; Accelerated MBA; STEM Accelerated MBA, Online MBA; Online Healthcare MBA

Specialized Master's Programs:
Accountancy/Accountancy Analytics; Applied Finance; Artificial Intelligence for Business; Business Analytics; Finance; Human Resource Management; Information Systems Technology; Interdisciplinary Business Studies; International Business; Management; Marketing; Project Management; Sport Management; Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management

Graduate Certificates:
Accountancy; Affordable Housing; Artificial Intelligence; Business Analytics; Cloud, Applications and Information Technology; Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Digital Marketing & Analytics; Financial Management; Global Management; Human Capital; Management Leadership; Management of Technology & Innovation; Marketing & Brand Management; Project Management; Quantitative Business Foundations, and Sport Management

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Bob Smith, Director of GW Lean Startup and a serial entrepreneur, hosts the event and takes questions from participants.

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The George Washington University School of Business will host the 2026 ICSB World Congress in Washington, D.C., June 29 to July 1, 2026. Themed "Entrepreneurship for the World," the 2026 Congress brings together global leaders across entrepreneurship, policy, research and education, with significant participation from GW faculty, students and alumni.

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About the International Council for Small Business

Founded in 1955, the International Council for Small Business is the oldest and largest organization supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It has been hosted at GWSB since 2002, and ICSB has held its global conferences in partnership with the school.

ICSB is dedicated to advancing small business and entrepreneurship worldwide across research, practice, and education. It publishes two global academic journals: the Journal of Small Business Management (JSBM) and the Journal of the International Council for Small Business (JICSB). ICSB is led by Dr. Ayman El Tarabishy, President and CEO of ICSB and deputy chair of the Department of Management at the GW School of Business.

Learn more about ICSB at www.icsb.org.

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Join us for this online information session to learn more about GW's Educational Leadership and Administration program, including the GSEHD student experience and application process.

Learn program-specific highlights for the following programs:
- Master's in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Education Specialist in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Administration

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The George Washington University School of Business will host the 2026 ICSB World Congress in Washington, D.C., June 29 to July 1, 2026. Themed "Entrepreneurship for the World," the 2026 Congress brings together global leaders across entrepreneurship, policy, research and education, with significant participation from GW faculty, students and alumni.

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About the International Council for Small Business

Founded in 1955, the International Council for Small Business is the oldest and largest organization supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It has been hosted at GWSB since 2002, and ICSB has held its global conferences in partnership with the school.

ICSB is dedicated to advancing small business and entrepreneurship worldwide across research, practice, and education. It publishes two global academic journals: the Journal of Small Business Management (JSBM) and the Journal of the International Council for Small Business (JICSB). ICSB is led by Dr. Ayman El Tarabishy, President and CEO of ICSB and deputy chair of the Department of Management at the GW School of Business.

Learn more about ICSB at www.icsb.org.

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Presented by Richard Street, PhD

Director of Research Development
Greenwood Genetic Center
South Carolina

As part of our ongoing efforts to functionally resolve uncertain variants in genes that cause lysosomal storage disorders, we recently identified numerous variants predicted to cause a gain-of-glycosylation effect. We show for some of these variants that addition of an extra N-glycan disrupts folding and largely abolishes activity, but these effects are dependent on the nature of the sequon and location of the extra N-glycan in the folded structure. I will discuss the need for a comprehensive database that identifies both loss- and gain-of-glycosylation variants across the lysosomal genes, and how some variants may be amenable to therapy using novel N-glycosylation inhibitors.

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Join the College of Professional Studies for an exclusive event for admitted students at Hotel Hive's The Hive Rooftop bar on June 30! This is your chance to connect with fellow admitted CPS students, meet our dedicated faculty and staff, and get an inside look at what makes our CPS communit so unique. Enjoy great conversations, stunning rooftop views, and a warm welcome to CPS!

*Photos and videos may be taken at the event. This content may be shared in various ways within GW and on external platforms.

Parking & Metro Information

GW Science and Engineering Hall Garage:

Access via H St. between 22nd and 23rd streets, NWOpen 24/7Evening Maximum Rate (after 5pm until 2am): $12Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro:

2301 I (Eye) St. NWApproximately 6 minutes walking distance from Hotel Hive

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Event DescriptionGet ready to celebrate with pride alongside fellow GW alumni at a vibrant Pride reception right here in the District! Whether you’re reconnecting with old friends‚ expanding your network‚ or making new connections‚ this is your chance to shine with the GW LGBTQ+ alumni community and allies in the heart of the DMV.

We are gathering at Spark Social‚ a fantastic indoor-outdoor spot known for its welcoming energy‚ inclusive atmosphere‚ and vibrant community vibe. Come celebrate our diverse community and meet fellow Revolutionaries who call DC home!

Registration is $15 and includes heavy appetizers and 2 drink tickets.

All alumni and friends are welcome to attend.

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Event DescriptionGet ready to celebrate with pride alongside fellow GW alumni at a vibrant Pride reception in the heart of New York City! Whether you’re reconnecting with old friends‚ expanding your network‚ or making new connections‚ this is your chance to shine with the GW LGBTQ+ alumni community and allies in one of the most dynamic cities in the world.

We are gathering at The Dickens‚ a spectacular multi-story venue known for its welcoming energy and inclusive atmosphere. Come celebrate our diverse community and meet fellow Revolutionaries who call NYC home!

Registration is $15 and includes heavy appetizers and 2 drink tickets.

All alumni and friends are welcome to attend.

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The George Washington University School of Business will host the 2026 ICSB World Congress in Washington, D.C., June 29 to July 1, 2026. Themed "Entrepreneurship for the World," the 2026 Congress brings together global leaders across entrepreneurship, policy, research and education, with significant participation from GW faculty, students and alumni.

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About the International Council for Small Business

Founded in 1955, the International Council for Small Business is the oldest and largest organization supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It has been hosted at GWSB since 2002, and ICSB has held its global conferences in partnership with the school.

ICSB is dedicated to advancing small business and entrepreneurship worldwide across research, practice, and education. It publishes two global academic journals: the Journal of Small Business Management (JSBM) and the Journal of the International Council for Small Business (JICSB). ICSB is led by Dr. Ayman El Tarabishy, President and CEO of ICSB and deputy chair of the Department of Management at the GW School of Business.

Learn more about ICSB at www.icsb.org.

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All are welcome to join any of the four, free, online sessions on Wednesdays when you can learn and practice meditation. Some sessions offer mindfulness, compassion, and gratitude, as well as mantra, self-inquiry, and more taught by master teachers from the McLean Meditation Institute (MMI) as well as the director, Sarah McLean.

Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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Can’t attend? Don’t worry, we’ll record each session and post it to the GW Law platform for July takers hosted by AmeriBar. Sign up for the platform here using your GW Law email. (Requests for access normally are processed within an hour during business hours.) Access sessions under the “Courses” tab.

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This live webinar gives you an inside look at the program, our online, hybrid, and on-campus concentration options, and what to expect from the application process. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions and get personalized guidance during an open Q&A.

Whether you’re navigating regulation, compliance, policy, or simply want to strengthen your legal expertise, this session is the perfect place to start.

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Speakers will highlight the readiness layers that leaders must enable — including data, trust, and governance - to ensure that AI improves public value safely, repeatedly, and at scale. They will also highlight the tradeoffs between sustainability in public actions and embracing AI, and how leaders can effectively lead such unprecedented change efforts within their agencies.

This event will take place on Thursday, July 9 at 12pm.

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We look forward to meeting you soon! Please meet us on the first floor of Lerner Hall, located at 2000 H Street, NW (the corner of 20th and H Streets).

Reach out to admissions@law.gwu.edu if you have any questions!

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Location: Hand Chapel (Vern) | 2100 Foxhall Rd NW

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Join us for this online information session to learn more about GW's Educational Leadership and Administration program, including the GSEHD student experience and application process.

Learn program-specific highlights for the following programs:
- Master's in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Education Specialist in Educational Leadership and Administration
- Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Cohort

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Our team of admissions experts look forward to chatting with you and are ready to answer any of your questions!

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Student Testimonial

"After years of considering a doctoral degree, I found the GW DHSc to be exactly what I was looking for, offering immediate applicability to my daily goals and responsibilities in my full-time work. As an occupational therapist in a multidisciplinary cohort, I have had the privilege of witnessing my classmates' growth trajectories from all over the world, alongside my own. Dr. Costello and Dr. Gill are exceptional instructors, among many outstanding professors in the program. For anyone contemplating a doctoral degree, I highly recommend this practical, supportive, and rigorous program. The format allows for asynchronous online learning with 2 courses per semester at a reasonable pace." - Laurie Humiston MS, OTR/L, CHT

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Location: Hand Chapel (Vern) | 2100 Foxhall Rd NW

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Event DescriptionPlease join the entire GW Community in Southern California as we welcome the new Class of 2030. Alumni‚ current students and families‚ and new GW Class of 2030 students and their families are encouraged to attend. Come and make new friends who share the GW journey. We’d love to see you there!

Generously hosted by The Honorable Gilbert (CCAS ‘94) and Mrs. Jacki Cisneros

Sunday‚ July 26‚ 2026

3:00-5:00 pm PT

Appetizers will be served

Business casual attire

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All are welcome to join any of the four, free, online sessions on Wednesdays when you can learn and practice meditation. Some sessions offer mindfulness, compassion, and gratitude, as well as mantra, self-inquiry, and more taught by master teachers from the McLean Meditation Institute (MMI) as well as the director, Sarah McLean.

Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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This live webinar gives you an inside look at the program, our online, hybrid, and on-campus concentration options, and what to expect from the application process. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions and get personalized guidance during an open Q&A.

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Event Description Join fellow alumni and current GW students for an evening of light refreshments and professional networking in Chicago! The Career Quest Chicago: Student-Alumni Reception aims to connect Chicago-based alumni with GW students participating in the Career Quest trek. This is a unique opportunity for alumni to share career advice and industry expertise with students interested in developing their professional network and exploring career paths.

This event is open to GW alumni interested in student-alumni connections. Registration is free‚ and includes hors d’oeuvres and 2 drink tickets; Additional non-alcoholic beverages are included. Space is limited‚ so please submit the volunteer form below to secure your attendance.

Register to Volunteer →Sponsored by the Center for Career Services and the Career Services Council‚ and supported by a generous gift from Board of Trustees Emeritus Mark R. Shenkman‚ MBA ’67‚ and his wife Rosalind‚ Career Quest offers GW students an exclusive opportunity to gain an up-close and personal experience with leading organizations in major cities‚ including Chicago‚ New York City‚ and Boston.

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Bob Smith, Director of GW Lean Startup and a serial entrepreneur, hosts the event and takes questions from participants.

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Organized during move-in week each year, the Reuse Market redistributes student donations collected during the previous semester’s Green Move-Out, and makes dormitory essentials items like lamps, rugs, fans, storage caddies, and desk organizers available at no cost to students!

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Panelists will discuss:

Navigating career transitions.Industry expectations.Building professional networks.Long-term career development strategies.Students will gain valuable perspectives on how graduate education translates into real-world career opportunities.

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Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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This program provides executive leadership strategies, personal branding guidance, and tools to overcome professional roadblocks. Participants will refine their executive presence, enhance strategic communication, and develop the leadership mindset necessary to take the next step in their careers and leadership journeys. This includes supporting women navigating career transitions, helping them clarify their direction, strengthen their leadership identity, and move forward with confidence.

The program fosters a strong community of women leaders, offering valuable networking opportunities with guest speakers and peers. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions, hands-on exercises, and executive coaching sessions to develop practical strategies for leading with confidence and clarity.

The program takes place from September 16-18, 2026 entirely online via Zoom.

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This program provides executive leadership strategies, personal branding guidance, and tools to overcome professional roadblocks. Participants will refine their executive presence, enhance strategic communication, and develop the leadership mindset necessary to take the next step in their careers and leadership journeys. This includes supporting women navigating career transitions, helping them clarify their direction, strengthen their leadership identity, and move forward with confidence.

The program fosters a strong community of women leaders, offering valuable networking opportunities with guest speakers and peers. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions, hands-on exercises, and executive coaching sessions to develop practical strategies for leading with confidence and clarity.

The program takes place from September 16-18, 2026 entirely online via Zoom.

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This program provides executive leadership strategies, personal branding guidance, and tools to overcome professional roadblocks. Participants will refine their executive presence, enhance strategic communication, and develop the leadership mindset necessary to take the next step in their careers and leadership journeys. This includes supporting women navigating career transitions, helping them clarify their direction, strengthen their leadership identity, and move forward with confidence.

The program fosters a strong community of women leaders, offering valuable networking opportunities with guest speakers and peers. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions, hands-on exercises, and executive coaching sessions to develop practical strategies for leading with confidence and clarity.

The program takes place from September 16-18, 2026 entirely online via Zoom.

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This show will be performed in Hindi, and is recommended for age 16 and up.

There is an overall 10 ticket limit for this event.

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Dominion Energy is excited to announce that applications are now open for the sixth annual Careers in Energy Student Conference, taking place in person at Dominion Energy’s headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, from September 29 to October 1. This exclusive event offers undergraduate students the chance to explore careers in the energy sector, connect with industry professionals, and get an early look at summer 2026 internship opportunities.

Why Attend?

Learn about Dominion Energy, a Fortune 250 company committed to a sustainable energy futureGain firsthand insight into careers across the energy sectorNetwork with professionals across fields like engineering, renewables, nuclear, IT, HR, and communicationsGet an early look at Summer 2027 internship opportunitiesEligibility & Application Details:

Open to current undergraduate freshmen, sophomores, and juniorsMinimum 3.0 cumulative GPACannot be a current or incoming Dominion Energy intern or co-opApply by June 1, 2026!

To learn more about Dominion Energy and this exciting conference, visit their website at CESC 2026 Careers in Energy.

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Dominion Energy is excited to announce that applications are now open for the sixth annual Careers in Energy Student Conference, taking place in person at Dominion Energy’s headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, from September 29 to October 1. This exclusive event offers undergraduate students the chance to explore careers in the energy sector, connect with industry professionals, and get an early look at summer 2026 internship opportunities.

Why Attend?

Learn about Dominion Energy, a Fortune 250 company committed to a sustainable energy futureGain firsthand insight into careers across the energy sectorNetwork with professionals across fields like engineering, renewables, nuclear, IT, HR, and communicationsGet an early look at Summer 2027 internship opportunitiesEligibility & Application Details:

Open to current undergraduate freshmen, sophomores, and juniorsMinimum 3.0 cumulative GPACannot be a current or incoming Dominion Energy intern or co-opApply by June 1, 2026!

To learn more about Dominion Energy and this exciting conference, visit their website at CESC 2026 Careers in Energy.

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Dominion Energy is excited to announce that applications are now open for the sixth annual Careers in Energy Student Conference, taking place in person at Dominion Energy’s headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, from September 29 to October 1. This exclusive event offers undergraduate students the chance to explore careers in the energy sector, connect with industry professionals, and get an early look at summer 2026 internship opportunities.

Why Attend?

Learn about Dominion Energy, a Fortune 250 company committed to a sustainable energy futureGain firsthand insight into careers across the energy sectorNetwork with professionals across fields like engineering, renewables, nuclear, IT, HR, and communicationsGet an early look at Summer 2027 internship opportunitiesEligibility & Application Details:

Open to current undergraduate freshmen, sophomores, and juniorsMinimum 3.0 cumulative GPACannot be a current or incoming Dominion Energy intern or co-opApply by June 1, 2026!

To learn more about Dominion Energy and this exciting conference, visit their website at CESC 2026 Careers in Energy.

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Over two days experts from across the country will:

Present and comment on 14 scholarly papersExplore areas most in need of clarification or reformParticipate in a lunch conversation on the future of the 1976 Act featuring Jane Ginsburg, Paul Goldstein, Jessica Litman, and Pam Samuelson, moderated by Robert BrauneisAll papers and commentary will be published in the Journal of the Copyright Society, a co‑sponsor of the event. Professors Robert Brauneis, Elizabeth Townsend Gard, and Alfred Yen serve as lead organizers.

*Due to room capacity, most attendees will join via livestream. A recording will also be available afterward. To request in‑person attendance, please contact Professor Robert Brauneis at rbraun@law.gwu.edu.

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Over two days experts from across the country will:

Present and comment on 14 scholarly papersExplore areas most in need of clarification or reformParticipate in a lunch conversation on the future of the 1976 Act featuring Jane Ginsburg, Paul Goldstein, Jessica Litman, and Pam Samuelson, moderated by Robert BrauneisAll papers and commentary will be published in the Journal of the Copyright Society, a co‑sponsor of the event. Professors Robert Brauneis, Elizabeth Townsend Gard, and Alfred Yen serve as lead organizers.

*Due to room capacity, most attendees will join via livestream. A recording will also be available afterward. To request in‑person attendance, please contact Professor Robert Brauneis at rbraun@law.gwu.edu.

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Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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In addition to engaging with resource representatives, students will enjoy outdoor lawn games, food trucks, music, and a bingo card challenge with a grand prize to encourage participation and engagement.

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Please visit the 2026 JCC webpage for more details!

This event will be video recorded and photos will be taken. Please refer to GW's Statement of Privacy Practices for more information.

Winner Categories:

(Names to be announced)

JCC Prize for Research Writing on the District of Columbia JCC Prize for Creative Writing in WashingtonJCC Prize for Community Impact in the District of Columbia​​​​​​​The Julian Clement Chase Prizes are presented by the University Writing Program in collaboration with the Creative Writing program and the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service.

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Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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Meet your mind and soothe the feelings of panic, fear, and worry with mindful self-compassion. Become more resilient as you cultivate restful awareness through easy guided mindfulness and meditation practices. Explore contentment, simplicity, and gratitude.

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The 25th Anniversary tour establishes Benise's Emmy Award winning show as one of the longest running Latin-themed theatrical productions touring the world.

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