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Learning & Research

	GW Launches Innovation, Research Leadership Plan Plan to dramatically invest in research and learning detailed by President Knapp.

	University Plans Research Expansion Vice president for research outlines six initial areas of focus.
	Breaking Ground in Cardiothoracic Research Through a coveted NIH fellowship, GW freshman Caleb Seavey is part of a team pushing the frontiers of medical research.
	Training Tomorrow's Teachers GW's nationally ranked teacher preparation programs take center stage in GSEHD event.
	Chance of a Lifetime GW’s Early College Program enables some of D.C.’s best and brightest high school students to get a tuition-free jump start on college.
	Officers Excel Off the Beat in GW’s Police Science Program Program equips law enforcement professionals with modern-day skills.
	Canine Profiling Law professor finds some dogs treated more equal than others.
	GW Welcomes New Faculty Among the University’s new hires this fall are outstanding historians and experts in security policy and high-performance computing.
	Getting Brainy GW’s Laboratory for Evolutionary Neuroanatomy investigates human evolution through an examination of mammal brains.
	Translational Research Two recent grants awarded to GW chemistry faculty situate the department on the forefront of practical research.
	Professor Probes Notorious Scottsboro Trial in New Book James Miller explores the aftermath of the infamous 1931 case.
	Telling Immigrants’ Stories Journalism professor Steven Roberts' new book profiles 13 immigrant families from around the globe.
	University Writing Class Remembers Holocaust Victims Students in Professor Cayo Gamber’s class are researching the stories of the thousands confined to the Lodz Ghetto.
	Exploring the Integration Debate Gregory D. Squires investigates the price of racial segregation in a new book.