GW News Center: June 16, 2004

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Space Policy Commission Releases "Landmark" Report at GW

After delivering their report to the White House on Wednesday morning, members of the President’s Commission on Moon, Mars and Beyond released the findings to the public at GW. READ

CSI:GW — Forensic Sciences Fights Crime and Terrorism

GW’s Department of Forensic Sciences is one of only a handful in the country that trains people in the applied science of forensics. Read about this burgeoning program in today's context of fighting crime and terrorism. READ

• Ask GW — Moses Schanfield of Forensic Sciences Takes Your Questions This Week

CSI:GW

GW Welcomes Incoming Freshmen and Their Families

Colonial Inauguration has begun to help explain and orient incoming freshmen and their families to their new surroundings.

• Colonial Inauguration Web Site

Home of the 21st Century Explores New Technologies

Pictured: SEAS Dean Timothy Tong gets the mail at the Home of the 21st Century.

GW's research continues to examine the use of new technologies in the home, especially focusing on radio frequency tags.

• READ and WATCH WUSA-TV 9

• READ NBC 4

• Home of the 21st Century Web Site

A Century of Education Excellence

The Graduate School of Education and Human Development commemorates its 100th birthday this year with a special convocation and reception, and an archival exhibit in the Gelman Library. These events honor the school’s steady growth and contributions to the University. READ

GSEHD 100 Years

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