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Messages and Announcements

 

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Recent community messages and announcements from the Provost


Announcing Future-Focused Conversations to Inform GW’s Strategic Framework

We are launching a series of discussions on GW’s future in the form of virtual conversations open to all members of the GW community.

Announcing GW’s Plan to Strengthen Our Community in Challenging Times

We are pleased to announce the launch of GW’s plan for Strengthening Our Community in Challenging Times.

Our Shared and Continued Commitment to Our Academic Mission

I am pleased to offer you a very warm welcome to the spring semester and share some thoughts about the months ahead.

Your Continued Commitment to Our Mission and Students: For Faculty

You have continually demonstrated your dedication to GW, our students, and the values we uphold.

Your Well-Being During the End of the Semester: For Students

There are many resources available to help you maintain balance and focus.

Starting the Academic Year with Great Momentum: For Undergraduate Students

I hope your summer gave you a chance to rest and recharge in anticipation of a busy fall semester.

Starting the Academic Year with Great Momentum: For Graduate and Professional Students and Postdoctoral Fellows

As we begin a new academic year, we are reinforcing our commitment to enhancing the graduate, professional and postdoctoral experience.

Starting the Academic Year with Great Momentum: For Faculty

I look forward to continuing to work alongside you as we deepen our impact around the world and advance our reputation as a leading global research institution.

Starting the Academic Year with Great Momentum: For Provost Unit Staff

I look forward to continuing to work alongside you as we deepen our impact around the world and advance our reputation as a leading global research institution.

New Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Brings 30 Years of Administrative, Teaching Experience

Rumana Riffat has held a series of progressively responsible administrative roles at the School of Engineering and Applied Science and has worked collaboratively with administration and faculty.