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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Inaugural Summit Spotlights How GW Investment Institute Drives Value Creation
GW Ramsey Scholars Investment Summit showcases student fund performance, experiential learning, financial industry connections and alumni engagement.
Spirit of GW Awards Recognizes Alumni, Faculty and University Supporters
GW recognized four notable individuals for their contributions to society at the Spirit of GW Awards ceremony.
The Nordic Business Model: Can It Work in the U.S.?
A two-part panel event highlighted the variations in culture and management of organizations based in the U.S. and those of Nordic countries.
GWSB Students Develop Recommendations for Indigenous Tribe to Address Impact of Tourism Development
The massive increase in tourism has become a major concern for citizens, local government officials, and several indigenous tribes that share public land.