Teaching at The George Washington University

Teaching @ GW

Faculty at GW are provided with a variety of instructional resources to engage students and stimulate them to learn:

Academic Technologies provides instructional technology services upon request and schedules computer labs and computer classrooms.
The Faculty Workstation Initiative provides state-of-the-art computers.
The Center for Instructional Design and Development trains and assists faculty and graduate teaching assistants in developing multimedia presentations and using GW's course management systems, Prometheus and Blackboard.
Academic Planning and Development assists in approving proposals for new courses, certificate programs, and degree programs.
The Office of Educational Resources coordinates all core academic information services in the Medical Center.

GW Courses and Programs: GW offers undergraduate, graduate, and special programs at its three main campus locations as well as through distance learning and summer abroad programs:

GW's Libraries: GW's libraries enable instructors to put readings on reserve and provide other instructional support:

Support Services: GW also helps faculty members assist their students:

The Counseling Center and each school's dean's office assist faculty in working with students who are experiencing academic or psychological difficulties.
Disability Support Services helps faculty meet the learning needs of students with disabilities.
The International Services Office serves international students.
The Academic Integrity Office assists with cheating and plagiarism cases.

Schools and Colleges:

Other Teaching Sites of Interest

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