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GW Initiative Strives to Expand Tourism to Indigenous Communities in the Americas

The South Dakota Native Tourism Alliance has increased awareness of Native American attractions and experiences throughout the state, following its launch in 2019.

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International Education Week: Global Talent Takes the Spotlight

A panel discussion during International Education Week will explore the global talent landscape and its importance for the future of U.S. competitiveness.

Guadalupe Vega, M.S. ‘23, a U.S. Army veteran, and Rebecca Strang, M.S. '23, a military spouse, both graduates of the Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) program at the GW School of Business., posing for a selfie during graduation.

Military-affiliated Students Add Perspective to Classroom Discussions

Two alumni share their experience connecting with one another and finding community as military-affiliated graduate students at the GW School of Business.

Provost Christopher Bracey, GWSB Dean Anuj Mehrotra, President Ellen M. Granberg, Dawn Duquès, Ric Duquès and the Duquès grandchildren.

GW Cuts the Ribbon on Revitalized Business Education Spaces at Duquès Hall

A $2.5 million gift by alumni Henry “Ric” Duquès and Dawn Brill Duquès has enabled beautiful enhancements and technological upgrades to the GWSB building.

A photo of Lauryn Burnett, a doctoral student in the Department of Management at the GW School of Business.

Journal Publishes GWSB Doctoral Student’s Paper on DEI Backfire

A doctoral student led research outlining five recommendations to help organizations to implement diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.

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National Hispanic Heritage Month Events Spotlight Immigrant Experiences

The GW Business Dean's Diversity Council commemorates the histories and stories of the Hispanic and Latin community.

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CREUA Positions for Research and Policy Influence on Affordable Housing

The chair of the Center for Real Estate & Urban Analysis (CREUA) shares a vision that includes additional research, learning and outreach in affordable housing.

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How a GW Alumnus Is Helping the IRS Go Digital

GWSB alumnus Harrison Smith is spearheading an initiative to help the Internal Revenue Service dramatically reduce its reliance on paper.

A speed mentorship event at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration.

GW Launches Pilot Alumni Career Influencers Program

The program is a joint effort between the Center for Career Services and Office of Alumni Relations to help foster alumni-student mentorship.

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GW School of Business Research Examines Effectiveness of NFL’s Rooney Rule

Researchers finds racial disparities in the promotion of NFL coaches to be persistent, despite the implementation of a rule intended to increase diversity.