School of Nursing approaches 10-year anniversary
School of Nursing Dean Pamela Jeffries said she is proud of the school’s enrollment growth and research accomplishments over the past 10 years.
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Officials debut COVID-19 research fund for full-time faculty
GW is debuting a COVID-19 research fund to encourage faculty to study how to mitigate the effects of the novel virus.
Nursing simulation initiative to add new courses after inaugural year
School of Nursing officials plan to expand a one-year-old program designed to train faculty on how to facilitate nursing simulations.
The Store adds toiletries, feminine hygiene products to inventory
The Store now offers toiletries like shampoo, soap and toothbrushes and feminine hygiene products, like tampons and pads.
Documentary Center head to step down after 30 years
Nina Seavey, the head of the School of Media and Public Affairs’ Documentary Center, will step down after 30 years in her position.
New lab will focus on evolutionary history of ancient fish
A researcher will use a new lab space to determine how their fish ancestors migrated from the ocean to land.
Students, faculty, staff talk colonialism in higher education
A panel of students and experts discussed how colonialism affects students’ lives on campus at Funger Hall Tuesday.
Public health professors assist with overseas family planning project
Three global health professors are partnering with Save the Children to develop family planning intervention techniques in Tanzania and Bangladesh.
Seven students enroll in first nursing doctoral program
Nursing experts said increasing the number of doctoral programs will address nationwide nursing scientist shortages and help nurses improve patient care.
Translational health sciences program enrollment triples
Enrollment in a health sciences doctorate program in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences has tripled since its debut in 2016.