Putting Campus Parking
in Perspective

Byron Wills and his staff are tasked with fitting a population of 30,000 people into approximately 3,000 parking spaces.
That might seem like an infinite problem plagued by special events, weather, and construction in a congested, urban jungle. But as the program manager of Parking Services for the last five years, Wills has navigated the GW parking maze by using technology and effective enforcement as the department’s primary tools. READ

Graduate School of Education and Human Development Prepares Area Youth for Success in College

A six-week summer program enables rising 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders to experience college first-hand. The program goes beyond providing coursework and room and board; it assimilates students into college life by providing access to University facilities. READ

Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership’s World Leadership Congress Returns to GW July 20-26

Founded in 1958 by legendary actor Hugh O’Brian, television’s Wyatt Earp, HOBY provides a forum for high school sophomores from every state and more than 20 countries to partake in a unique leadership development seminar with some of America’s top decision-makers. READ

• Lawrence Mitchell, LAW, USA Today, July 22
• Stephen Saltzburg, LAW, Houston Chronicle, July 18
• Darryl Jenkins, Pittsburgh Post Tribune, July 11
• Bernard Wood, CCAS, Time, July 11

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