GW News Center: Nov. 8, 2004

Vik Bakhru

Student Promotes Global Outreach

Nicaraguan children eagerly line up outside the new medical clinic with their mothers. Meanwhile, across the ocean, children in Ethiopia and Uganda anxiously await the completion of their clinic. One by one, the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) is building clinics and organizing medical missions in countries around the world —a foundation that was born at GW Medical Center. READ

Colonials Voted Preseason Favorite to Win A-10

The Atlantic 10 Conference coaches and media have voted and GW is the consensus pick to win the Atlantic 10's West Division. The Colonials open their season Nov. 15 against top-rated Wake Forest in the Preseason NIT. READ

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• Colonials Nation

Mike Hall

United Way

United Way Campaign Underway

The University’s United Way campaign is being conducted through Dec. 15. The following is a Q&A with Gerald Kauvar, special assistant to the president and a member of the United Way of the National Capital Area’s board of directors. READ

Smith Center Voting

Americans voted in record numbers and GW students, faculty, staff and alumni had their voices heard and pictures seen from coast to coast. Read about and view the University community in action for this historic election. READ

$10 Million Pledged for GSEHD Urban Teacher Education Program

The Graduate School of Education and Human Development will lead a partnership that will fund a project to develop new strategies to recruit, support and retain the most capable professionals for the District of Columbia Public Schools. READ

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