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Graduate School of Education and Human Development Prepares
Area Youth for Success in College
A six-week summer program enables rising 9th, 10th, 11th and
12th graders to experience college first-hand. The program
goes beyond providing coursework and room and board; it assimilates
students into college life by providing access to University
facilities. READ
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Brady
Art Gallery Displays the Works of the 2002 Presidential Scholars
• GSEHD
Receives Unprecedented Interest in Immigrant Experience Course
• GW
and MdBio Announce MBA Consulting Partnership
• Economics
Professor Awarded “Kuznets Prize”
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Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership’s World Leadership
Congress Returns to GW July 20-26
Founded in 1958 by legendary actor Hugh O’Brian, television’s
Wyatt Earp, HOBY provides a forum for high school sophomores
from every state and more than 20 countries to partake in
a unique leadership development seminar with some of America’s
top decision-makers. READ
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GW Receives $1.7 Million Grant from Howard Hughes Medical
Institute
The award will support the University’s undergraduate
biological sciences programs in innovative areas such as bioinformatics
and computational molecular biology as well as a new partnership
with the Institute for Genomic Research. GW is one of only
44 research universities to be awarded the grant and is also
one of only four institutions that are first-time recipients.
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• Darryl
Jenkins, Pittsburgh Post Tribune, July 11
• Bernard
Wood, CCAS, Time, July 11
• Amitai
Etzioni, USA Today, July 3
• Darryl
Jenkins, Washington Post, June 29
• GW
Hospital, Washington Business Journal, June 28
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