Medical school job openings increase for third straight year
There are currently 68 faculty job openings for SMHS and the Medical Faculty Associates, a number that continues to increase annually.
November 17, 2016
Volume 113
Stories from the November 17, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet.
History professor examines immigrants’ stories in new book
Tyler Anbinder, a professor of history, published a new book last month examining the similar experiences of immigrants across generations coming to the U.S.
Matilda Kreider: Environmental science department would confirm commitment to sustainability
If GW wants to effectively educate the next generation of environmental scientists, officials should create an environmental science department.
International services officials plan video campaign to attract abroad students
GW’s international enrollment office is starting a new video project that will feature promotional videos for overseas recruitment events and dinners.
Officials turn to existing partnerships to strengthen retention programs
GW’s retention officials want to replicate techniques partner organizations use to keep students engaged and connected.
Corcoran acquisition propels GW up fundraising rankings
The University experienced a 151.8 percent increase in private support last year, moving up 176 spots on the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s list of the 400 top fundraising organizations.
Sky Singer: GW’s class registration system should consider students’ majors, grade levels
A class registration system should give preference to students by class year and major, not a fast internet connection.
Staff Editorial: GW should stop asking applicants about felony convictions
There’s a stigma around the word “felony.” When people hear the word they might imagine a stereotyped image of what a felon is.
Shwetha Srinivasan: Adjunct professors should better utilize real-world experience in courses
Adjunct professors can mentor their students in applying classroom knowledge to the real world – but the University needs to standardize how they do this.
Tips and tricks to help melt away post-election stress
From taking a hike to deleting your account, you should be feeling a little better by the time Thanksgiving break rolls around.