Doctoral Programs Under the Microscope

Doctoral degrees, often considered the crown jewels of higher education, are under intense review at GW by a committee The 19-member review committee is assessing the viability of the 48 doctoral degrees GW currently confers by examining quantitative data submitted by the programs. READ

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Building Up the Business of Service

GW's Business and Service Committee announced the establishment of a two-pronged project framework featuring an employee resources core group and a service excellence core group to reintroduce GW’s core values and reinvigorate the quality of service provided for all branches of the University. READ

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Executive Vice President and Treasurer Louis Katz (left) and Senior Vice President for Student and Academic Support Services Robert Chernak chair the Business and Service Committee.

Connecting the Sciences

It’s not often that biologists, chemists, geologists, mathematicians, physicists, psychologists, geographers, forensic scientists, anthropologists, and statisticians come together. But, as part of an effort to advance and unify, the sciences in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, representatives from those departments now gather regularly to plan, implement, and promote their areas collectively and individually. READ

RECENT MEDIA CLIPPINGS:
• Lee Sigelman, MSNBC, June 9
• John Logsdon, Associated Press, June 8
• Jeffrey Rosen, Associated Press, June 8

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