GW's Urban Planning Program: Nurturing Tomorrow's Climate Resilient Planners
In this episode, we delve into the world of sustainable urban planning with Ms. Sandra Whitehead, Program Director, Sustainable Urban Planning Program at CPS.
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Agility Differentiates Success in Cybersecurity Sector
May 23, 2024
CPS and the Washington Business Journal recently presented a roundtable discussion with local leaders in the cybersecurity industry and top university administrators to discuss organizational agility as a multi-faceted business requirement within the swiftly expanding field of cybersecurity.
CPS Gains Faculty Senate Representation After Years of Consideration
May 21, 2024
CPS will have representation in the Faculty Senate for the first time next academic year. John Warren, an associate professor and the director of publishing at CPS, and Scott White, an associate professor and director of cybersecurity, were elected as nonvoting delegates.
2024 Dr. Richard F. Southby Police Science Prize Awardee: Elizabeth Chen
May 21, 2024
The Dr. Richard F. Southby Police Science Prize is presented to an exceptional graduating student from the Bachelor of Professional Studies in Homeland Security program.
2024 Undergraduate Distinguished Scholar Awardee: Christopher Linares
May 21, 2024
The Distinguished Scholar Awards recognize the undergraduate and graduate students who best demonstrate the college’s core competencies of strategic thinking, communication, collaboration, leadership, and ethics.
2024 Mark and Debbie Kennedy Frontiers of Freedom Awardee: Guillermo Alejandro Noriega Esparza
May 21, 2024
The is award recognizes the GSPM graduating student who best exhibits actions to promote or protect the expansion of political and economic freedom beyond the borders of the United States.
2024 Graduate Distinguished Scholar Awardee: Casey Aimer
May 21, 2024
The Distinguished Scholar Awards recognizes the graduate student who best demonstrates the college’s core competencies of communication, collaboration, leadership, and ethics.
2024 Founding Dean Arterton Awardee: Lillie Thurman
May 21, 2024
The Founding Dean Arterton Award is given to the graduating student who epitomizes professional distinction and ethical conduct in political management.
The George Washington University Hosts Student Journal Symposium
May 4, 2024
Two publishing industry professionals shared their expertise in the plenary session at the inaugural Student Journal Symposium for Literary and Research Publications.