Sunday, September 14th 3pm
YENTL
A DAY AT “THEATRE J” for free!
With Faculty in Residence
Dr. Theo Christov
To Claim your ticket, Email: CHRISTOV@GWU.EDU
Category: Events
Hike with Prof. Ralkowski and other Honors Students
Get away from the city and explore nature!
Join Prof. Ralkowski, GWTRAiLS, and other Honors students for a hike at the nearby Great Falls National Park’s Billy Goat trail on Saturday, September 20th, 2014. Registration required!
Register now for your seat — we’ll provide transportation (a 30-minute bus ride), and the whole affair will go from 10am to about 3:30pm.
We’ll see you there!
Interested in Transferring to GWSB?
Interested in transferring to the business school at GW? Well you’re in luck!
GW School of Business will be holding an Internal Transfer Info Session on Thursday, September 18th from 5-6pm in Duques Hall 503.
Find out all you need to know to transfer internally!
GW Remembers: 9/11 Remembrance Events
GW REMEMBERS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
CAMPUS-WIDE MOMENT OF SILENCE
8:46 a.m.
The George Washington University will observe a moment of silence to remember the victims and heroes of September 11, 2001. We ask that, to the extent possible, all members of the GW community pause in their academic and professional activities for one minute at 8:46 a.m. The carillon bells on the Foggy Bottom and Mount Vernon campuses will toll for the duration of the moment of silence.
REMEMBRANCE VIGIL
7:00 p.m.
University Yard
H Street, between 20th and 21st Streets, NW
Foggy Bottom Campus
The event will honor the memory of the nine GW alumni who died in the September 11 tragedy as well as all of those who lost their lives as a result of the attacks that day. The observance is open to the entire GW community and all friends of the university. Please join us as we remember those who died and those who have subsequently risked their lives to protect our nation. The rain location is Marc C. Abrahms Great Hall at the Marvin Center, First Floor, 800 21st Street, NW, Foggy Bottom Campus. For further information, call (202) 994-7129 or email uevents@gwu.edu.
Study Abroad Connection [Event]
Thinking about study abroad but don’t have the first clue where to start? Got a solid plan for adventure but just want to talk it through?
Learn from the trailblazers in the Honors Program who already made the study abroad journey!
Come to the Honors Program Study Abroad Connection Monday, 9/8 at 5-7pm in the UHP townhouse.
Meet with other Honors students to find out about the experience, find out about academic planning from Catherine, and learn how to connect with the Office of Study Abroad.
It’s a casual affair, so feel free to drop in.
Food for Thought with Prof. Eyal Aviv [Lunch!]
Register for a “Food for Thought” lunch with Prof. Eyal Aviv!
Friday, September 5th at 12pm
Honors Program Townhouse, 714 21st St. NW
Join Professor Eyal Aviv, Assistant Professor of Honors and Religion and International Affairs, for this casual lunchtime talk!
We’ll provide lunch! Seats are limited to 20 so sign up now.
(This event is for University Honors Program members.)
Mix and Mingle at the Honors Open House
Friends, faculty, and finger food!
Stop by the University Honors Program’s Open House to welcome the new academic year.
We’ll see you from 2pm-4pm at 714 21st St. NW on Wednesday, 8/27. All Honors students and faculty are welcome.
This is a casual mill-about-and-snack-and-chat event, so feel free to drop in!
Freshmen: Honors Community Welcome [Event]
Honors Program freshmen: don’t miss the Honors Community Welcome on Sunday, August 24th starting at 11am in Ames B101 at the Mt. Vernon Campus!
This is the premier kickoff event exclusively for Honors freshmen — meet each other, your faculty, the Student Peer Advisors, and also get some cool Honors swag. We’ll also dish on some of the program requirements so you’ll know where to get all the info you need to be successful.
Sign-in starts at 11am and we’ll wrap up by 3pm. (We’ll provide lunch, too!)
GW Troubadours Spring Concert
Join us for an evening of love, laughs, and a cappella at our annual SPRING CONCERT! Coming out of Battle of the A Capellas with the award for Best Soloists, the Troubs are ready to celebrate with their fans and friends with a kick-ass show. We’ll be debuting some brand new arrangements and singing some old favorites, all while bidding our graduating seniors a fond farewell.
Friday, May 2 at 7:30pm
The United Church (20th & G St, NW)
Free admission to all GW students.
ABOUT THE TROUBS: The GW Troubadours is a co-ed a cappella group here at The George Washington University. We sing a collection of genres and artists, from John Legend and Sara Bareilles to Coldplay and The Fray. Over the last couple of years, we have performed at events big and small – from the Republican Presidential Primary Debate at Constitution Hall, to The White House, and even to American Idol!
Science Open House at the UHP [Snacks and Science]
Professor Houston Miller and his Science and Discovery Climate class look forward to presenting the C02 sensors they have created throughout the semester. They have designed wireless C02 monitors and have stationed them throughout GW to demonstrate the varying levels of C02 present on our campus.
11:15am-12:45pm on Tuesday, April 29th, 2014 in the UHP Club Room at 714 21st St. NW.
Stop by, grab a snack, and see the science your friends have been working on all semester!
