GW News Center: Sept. 29, 2003

GW Receives Grant to Develop First National Network of Arabic K-12 Resources

The Graduate School of Education and Human Development was recently awarded a three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education to develop the country’s first network for teachers and administrators of Arabic K-12. READ

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GW Launches Access and Security Initiative

Offices in search of additional building access and security devices may soon turn to a new cross functional committee for expert advice and dedicated project management and even financial assistance to get the job done. READ

Demolition of Old Hospital Continues

The demolition of the old GW Hospital continues through the end of December. Surrounding sidewalks will be closed.

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GW Donates Bust of George Washington to Historic Mount Vernon

A four-foot high bronze bust of George Washington was recently donated to Historic Mount Vernon by The George Washington University. The bronze sculpture was originally a gift to the University from the family of the bust’s sculptor, Avard Fairbanks. READ

GW Bust at Mount Vernon

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