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University Launches Study Group to Explore Trimesters
A representative study group has been appointed to examine
the president’s proposal to convert the University’s
academic calendar to either a quarter or trimester system.
Over the next three months the group will meet regularly to
investigate and analyze the challenges and potential benefits
of such a change, and submit its findings to the University’s
senior staff who will then decide what recommendation to make
to the Board of Trustees later this spring. READ
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READ: Washington Post Profile on “Crossfire
at GW”
Chief Moose Relates
Leadership Lessons
Although he made his mark with his leadership in the sniper
crisis, Chief Charles Moose believes that what makes a leader
truly successful is the management of everyday tasks. READ
Pictured: Montgomery County Police Chief
Charles Moose addressed the School of Business and Public
Management's Leadership Retreat. |
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Brady Art Gallery Features Pascual
Exhibition
“In Illo Tempore,” an exhibition of 16 paintings
and projects by Spanish artist Vicente Pascual is currently
on view at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery through Feb. 22.
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Pictured: Vicente Pascual discusses his
work at the show’s opening. |
Saluting Customer
Service
GW cut the red tape Wednesday with its customer service day
celebrations, focusing on the importance of serving the public
in the best ways possible. Executive Vice President and Treasurer
Louis Katz, left, and Senior Vice President for Student and
Academic Support Services Robert Chernak kicked off the festivities
by cutting the red tape.
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Jan. 21 ByGeorge! article
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RECENT
MEDIA CLIPPINGS:
• John
Logsdon, Washington Times, Feb. 3
• Vahid
Motevalli, Newsday, Feb. 3
• Ray
Williamson, CS Monitor, Feb. 3
• Jack
Kvancz, The Oregonian, Feb. 2
• Joseph
Pelton, Cincinnati Post, Feb. 1
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In The News Recap
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Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
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