1-credit CCAS 1001 for Incoming First-Year Students
This one-credit, graded course is a great opportunity for all first years to identify personal and academic goals, build community, learn about the history of GW, explore what it means to have a liberal arts education, explore majors and minors and build four-year academic plans, and work on professional development through crafting resumes and cover letters.
These are 19 student classes, so it's a great way to get to know your peers in CCAS**, and make the university feel smaller! Additionally, sections will also be taught by academic advisors, who are excited to support your development throughout your time at GW. This class will only be available to you in the Fall 2021 semester, so don't miss out on this opportunity!
1 of the sections will be taught by yours truly! :)
**Please note that you must be a student within the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences in order to take this course!
Pre-Health GroupMe for All Current Pre-Health Students
For those of you who dread checking your email, want to connect with other pre-health students, have questions only other students on the same path as you can answer - the Pre-health Advising GroupMe is for you!
Open to all current GW pre-health students!
Accelerated MS/OTD Program at Columbia University
The Columbia University Programs in Occupational Therapy offer an entry level Masters Program as well as an accelerated MS/OTD program for our students and a part time online Post-Professional OTD program for working occupational therapists. Our MS program application is open now for Fall 2022 admission. Applications are due by December 3rd.
Students who are interested in learning more about our entry level program can attend one of our online information sessions with faculty this fall.
September 10th at 12:30pm EST
October 12th at 7pm EST
Please RSVP to [email protected] (link sends e-mail) at least 24 hours before the session. You will be provided with login information for virtual sessions closer to the date of the session.
Participate in Dr. Tonya Dodge’s Research
My name is Saba Rentia and I am an undergraduate student at The George Washington University working under the supervision of Dr. Tonya Dodge ([email protected]).
I am working on a research project that aims to understand how medical students think about addiction and its treatment. We're currently trying to find medical students to take a 5-10 minute survey for us as part of the study.
The survey is limited to 100 participants only. As a thank you for completing the survey, these participants will receive a $5 Starbucks gift card. If interested, participants can follow the link below to complete the survey, which will take less than 10 minutes.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for your help!
Opportunity for NIH Research
The NIH Section on Growth and Obesity is seeking a highly motivated undergraduate to become involved in laboratory investigations of the causes of pediatric obesity. The ideal candidate is a Sophomore or Junior and has molecular biology experience. Candidates must be willing to work with mice and be able to make a commitment for at least 8 hours per week conducting lab work at the NIH campus in Bethesda, MD.
For more information, interested students can send an email and CV/resume to: Jack A. Yanovski, MD, PhD: [email protected]