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The Innovation Task Force has identified nine top ideas from ideas submitted by GW students, faculty and staff.
- Executive Education – Develop a series of contemporary seminars for leaders from national and international sectors, including business and finance, government, international agencies, public policy, non-profit organizations, foreign governments and organizations, and other individuals.
- Healthy Campus – Deploy a comprehensive health management and wellness program for benefit eligible employees, increasing employee health and welfare while reducing claims and costs.
- Building Energy Efficiency Program – Launch a comprehensive capital improvements program to strategically implement energy conservation development projects in campus buildings.
- January Term – Establish intensive undergraduate courses during an expanded winter break in online and classroom formats allowing students to explore a topic in greater depth.
- International Summer – Create a community and cultural experience program to increase the number of summer international students.
- Masters Degree in Research Administration – Develop a new academic program in Research Administration.
- ESL Center – Expand GW English as a Second Language (ESL) offerings to provide training for undergraduates interested in teaching ESL, a certificate program for International Teaching Assistants (ITAs), and instruction to professionals who desire to enhance their English language skills.
- Retention and Trajectory to Graduation – Improving the University's retention and graduation rates by enhancing the student experience.
- Bachelor's Degree Weekend College – Create an accelerated, executive-style undergraduate degree completion program with classes delivered on weekends when working adult students are more available.
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The Innovation Task Force is seeking creative ideas to improve and strengthen our academic and business operations to be even better.
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GW is fortunate that, thanks to prudent planning and investment, we have not faced the financial hardships currently affecting other universities. This situation gives us a unique opportunity to continue enhancing the excellence in everything we do. In fact, precisely because we are a strong university in good financial condition, it is an opportune time to analyze our operations in a fresh manner to seek new means for pursuit of our mission.
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