Misinformation subverts moderation efforts, new study finds
Two CCAS professors found that malicious messages about COVID-19 can spread through pathways connecting multiple social media platforms.
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Milken lecturer named MPD's director of well-being
Diana Karczmarczyk, a professional lecturer at Milken, will be the first director of employee well-being support in the Metropolitan Police Department.
LeBlanc's retirement leaves STEM faculty disappointed in his tenure
STEM faculty members said LeBlanc had a tough time garnering community support of his goal to strengthen GW’s STEM profile.
Strict regulations limited GW's COVID-19 case count: officials
Officials said the University effectively managed the pandemic remote learning, regular testing and social-distancing guidelines.
Jeffries leaves nursing school with diversity, research progress
Jeffries starts as dean of Vanderbilt University’s School of Nursing in July and will be replaced by Pamela Slaven-Lee, the associate dean for academic affairs.
Nursing school senior associate dean to become interim dean
Pamela Slaven-Lee will begin her role as the School of Nursing’s interim dean on July 1 after Pamela Jeffries’ departure.
GW ranked among top 25 graduate schools for nursing
The School of Nursing jumped 11 spots this year to crack the U.S. News and World Report’s top 25 graduate nursing schools for the first time.
Medical Faculty Associates testing maternal health app
Experts in maternal mental health said mothers could use the app to screen for symptoms of mental illness like depression.
Medical professors help treat long-term COVID-19 symptoms
The clinic found that patients with initially mild cases of COVID-19 typically have had the most severe long-term symptoms.
Anthropology professor contributes to digital COVID-19 memorial
An anthropology professor partnered with a local artist to transfer a COVID-19 flag memorial to a digital space.