GW ANNOUNCES PLAN TO ADDRESS AFFORDABILITY AND INCREASE
STUDENT AID
STUDENT AID
GW recently announced a five-year plan to address affordability and cost for undergraduates. Central to the plan is the University’s commitment to moderate tuition increases, improve fund raising efforts for student aid, provide additional funding for institutional grants to incoming freshmen, lower the average student debt burden upon graduation, and continue its fixed-tuition/guaranteed financial aid program.
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Joel Zychick, GWSB BBA ’76, is one of many alumni who are helping the University achieve its goal of bolstering affordability and student aid. Last year, he established a scholarship for business students in his name. 
Chris Burnham, SMPA BA ’00, announces the debut of his first graphic novel, Nixon’s Pals, from Image Comics on March 26. Co-created with writer Joe Casey, the book is about a parole officer for super villains. Burnham is a founding officer of Ten Ton Studios and a company member of The House Theatre of Chicago. To learn more about Nixon’s Pals, visit 
Daphne L. Clarke, GWSB BBA ’96, published Finding Peace Through Faith, a non-fiction, motivational book. She recently returned from Trelawny, Jamaica, where her non-profit organization, El Gibhor Restoration Ministries, built a children’s resource center. Clarke has been tutoring Jamaican children, from the Crawle/Duncans community, where she was born and raised.
