Empowering Students at CPS: Access, Engagement, and Professional Growth
In this episode of The Professionals Podcast, we're joined by Ms. Liesl Riddle, Dean of the College of Professional Studies (CPS).
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Congratulations to two GSPM alumni for winning their congressional races last week.
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Congratulations to three GSPM Legislative Affairs Program alumni who were named as "Top Lobbyists 2024" by The National Institute for Lobbying and Ethics.
GW Honors Veterans with Celebration Marking 70th Anniversary of Veterans Day
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Launching RevU: Your Path to Continuous Learning and Growth
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Artificial Intelligence in the Publishing Industry
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At the 14th annual GW Conference on Ethics in Publishing, scholars and publishers discussed the challenges of AI and broadening diversity in the industry.
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George Washington University students traverse murky territory in Principled Political Leadership class.
New Research Co-Authored by Dr. Sandra Whitehead in the Journal of Environmental Justice
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Sandra Whitehead, director of the Sustainable Urban Planning program, recently co-authored an article exploring how "mixed methods" approaches to cumulative impact assessment can better assess and address historic, current and future public health impacts.