Student Services
Student Services

Student Services

 

 

Your Success Is Our Success

At the College of Professional Studies, our dedicated student services team is here to guide you through key milestones, whether you're navigating course registration, preparing for graduation, or seeking additional resources. We aim to provide you with the tools and support necessary for a successful experience, both in and out of the classroom.

Students, please contact the Student Success Coach assigned to your program for assistance. They are available to help you with student service matters by phone, email or virtual appointments.


 

Student Success Coaches

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Sydney Roig

Sydney Roig

Student Success Coach
202-994-3047 | sydney.roig@gwu.edu
Schedule an Appointment

Assigned Programs
  • Cybersecurity (undergraduate)
  • Homeland Security (undergraduate)
  • Information Technology
  • Legislative Affairs
  • Strategic Public Relations/Public Relations and Communications
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Mona Yep

Mona Yep

Student Success Coach
571-553-0170 |
myep@gwu.edu
Schedule an Appointment

Assigned Programs
  • Cybersecurity Strategy & Information Management
  • Paralegal Studies
  • Publishing

 

News and Announcements

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Commencement 2025 Student Speaker Competition

 

2025 Student Speaker Competition

Members of the graduating Class of 2025 are invited to enter the Commencement Student Speaker Competition for the chance to address their classmates and other members of the GW community at the university-wide Commencement on the National Mall on May 18.

To enter the competition, please submit your application by Friday, February 21.

Enter the Student Speaker Competition 


Student Opportunities

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Residency Programs

The Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) provides students the opportunity to explore beyond the classroom through their residency programs, which are offered both in Washington, D.C. and in locations across the globe.

Global Perspective Residencies

Every year, GSPM faculty lead short-term study abroad courses that explore the political environment of a country outside the United States and engage with alumni and high-level officials in-country. Recent residencies have included Mexico City, Brussels and the United Kingdom. We are currently accepting applications for the next global perspective residency.

Global Residencies
 

Washington Residency

Explore our nation's capital like an insider in the Graduate School of Political Management's Washington, D.C. Residency Program. The two-part semester class consists of a four-week online course and a one-week onsite program in Washington, D.C.

Course Number: PMGT 6480 - Washington Residency

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Cyber BPS students at VA competition

Student Organizations

If you're looking to get involved outside the classroom, CPS has several of its own clubs and you can also explore the many options available to all GW students through the Division for Student Affairs.
 

Cybersecurity Student Club

For more information about the club please contact: Dr. Scott J. White | Program Director, Cybersecurity BPS Program | Email 


Recent club activities included participating in competitions. CPS Students Compete in 2024 Cyber Fusion Competition

GSPM Student Association

The Graduate School of Political Management Student Association (GSPMSA) will facilitate academic, professional, and social engagement opportunities to support the GSPM student body. It will host events and ongoing activities that foster collaboration, skill development, and networking opportunities for students who are currently pursuing or interested in a career in politics.

GSPMSA
 

Sustainable Urban Planning Student Organization

In association with George Washington University, we are a cohort of students who envision a future of healthy urban landscapes that are socially equitable, economically resilient and environmentally just. It is our mission to execute advocacy and outreach in the field of sustainable urban planning.

SUPSO
 

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Honor Societies

Honor societies recognize excellence in diverse fields. Each honor society is different - check with them directly for details, such as purpose, admissions requirements and member benefits.
 

Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society

PSA is the only national honor society for college and university students of political and social sciences in the United States. Its purpose is to recognize and promote high academic achievement in the field of political science. GSPM students who meet the criteria will be invited to join.

Pi Sigma Alpha Website
 

Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX)

LEX is the esteemed national honor society for paralegals. It has over 150 chapters in the United States, including at GW, to recognize academic excellence in the field. Eligible students will be invited to apply and inductees are honored at a ceremony each May.

LEX Website