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Jan. 3, 2003
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John
F. “Skip” Williams
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GW Names John F. “Skip” Williams New University
Provost
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, president of The George Washington
University, has announced the appointment of John F. “Skip”
Williams, M.D., Ed.D., to the newly reinstated position of
University provost and the promotion of three other top administrators.
Williams, whose appointment was effective Jan. 1, becomes
the first person to serve as provost of GW in 14 years. READ
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Business
School Awarded $1.6 Million Software Grant
• Two
Open Source Experts Join Cyber Security Policy Instititue
• GW
Awarded $122,250 Grant From Microsoft Business Solutions
• New
GW Professor Wins National Award for Best Ph.D. Dissertation
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Headlines >>
Four GW Professors Receive Awards at AOL University Research
Day
Four researchers from GW’s Virginia Campus received cash
awards from America Online, Inc., in recognition of their
outstanding presentations during AOL-CIT University Research
Day, a conference for AOL technologists hosted by Virginia’s
Center for Innovative Technology (CIT). READ
• AOL/GW:
Knocking on the Front Door of the Future
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Former INS Commissioner James Ziglar Joins Law Faculty
Former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Commissioner
James Ziglar will join the Law School faculty as a distinguished
visiting professor from practice in January. Ziglar, who served
as INS commissioner until Nov. 30, when he retired from federal
service, also is a GW alumnus. READ
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Amitai
Etzioni, Washington Post, Dec. 23
• Jonathan
Turley, Seattle P.I., Dec. 23
• Orin
Kerr, New York Times, Dec. 18
• Sean
Aday, CS Monitor, Dec. 17
• Leo
Ribuffo, Radio Free Europe, Dec. 17
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GW
In The News Recap
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Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
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Kudos
(Awards & Acknowledgements)
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"You're
not going to get fit doing it. But in terms of ... urging
Americans to become more active, this is a way you could
increase your caloric expenditure."
—
Larry Hamm on shopping, Mercury
News, Dec. 7
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