GW News Center: Oct. 5, 2004

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Hess Featured in Two-Part Series on How America's Editorial Cartoonists View Presidential Campaigns

GW has announced the production of Drawing Fire, a two-part series on how America's editorial cartoonists are viewing the presidential campaign. The unique essays are written by and feature Stephen Hess, renowned Washington scholar and GW professor. Part one aired on PBS's The Newshour with Jim Lehrer Sept. 30 with the final piece scheduled for Oct. 29. READ

SMHS Launches Alumni Medical School

School of Medicine and Health Sciences Dean Dr. James Scott had an idea of how to reconnect with the thousands of alumni who got their medical degrees at GW. Bring them back for school. READ

Alumni Doctors

GW Creates Office of D.C. and Foggy Bottom/West End Affairs

GW has created the Office of District of Columbia and Foggy Bottom/West End Affairs to facilitate dialogue with government officials, area residents and the business community. READ

GW Reacts to Debate

During and after Thursday's debates, media outlets, including ABC, Reuters and WJLA, descended upon GW to capture student and faculty reaction.

• Reuters picture in The Washington Post

Pictured: Junior Jennifer Ramacciotti was interviewed during the debate by ABC's Good Morning America.

Futrell Named U.S. Laureate of the UNESCO Comenius Medal

Mary Hatwood Futrell, dean of the Graduate School of Education and Human Development, was named US laureate of the Jan Amos Comenius Medal for her advocacy of quality education. READ

	RECENT MEDIA CLIPPINGS: • Claire Rubin, Fairfield Weekly, Sept. 30 • Gordon Adams, CS Monitor, Sept. 30 • Nathan Brown, Al Jazeera, Sept. 29 • GW In The News Recap • A Faculty for Writing (Latest Books) • Kudos (Awards & Acknowledgements)

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