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A Whole Lot of Shaking Going On
The shiny gray slab measures 10-feet-by-10-feet. It weighs
4,000 pounds. Beneath it rests a huge mass of concrete weighing
approximately 170 tons. The platform can shake, rattle, and
roll, as well as twist, turn, and twirl. The Earthquake Simulator
at GW’s Virginia Campus is a new research tool to study
one primary area: the damage earthquakes can inflict on structures,
soil, and building materials. READ
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Brady
Art Gallery Displays the Works of the 2002 Presidential Scholars
• Four
Students Named Presidential Administrative Fellows
• GW
and MdBio Announce MBA Consulting Partnership
• Economics
Professor Awarded “Kuznets Prize”
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GW and FAA Sign Collegiate Training Initiative
Under the terms of the partnership, the FAA will provide cooperative
education and internship opportunities at the FAA for GW undergraduate
and graduate students in the fields of engineering, computer
science, and geography/cartography. The agreement also
gives the FAA authority to recruit GW graduates. In
turn, GW will be able to provide cohort courses for FAA employees
and open enrollment courses for individual FAA employees.
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GW/FAA Partner to Ensure Safer Skies
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Reaching Out to Parents and Students
Rodney Johnson and his Office of Parent
Services strives to offer parents information about GW. Johnson
discusses freshmen at GW, coping strategies for parents and
students, and safety in Washington. READ
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