These events are open to help current Columbian College graduate students thrive in their virtual learning environment, engage with students and other GW community members, successfully complete their degrees and find professional opportunities.
Join us for an informative workshop hosted by Barrett Matthews and Shira Eller of the GW Libraries Scholarly Communications team and learn about the steps you must take to protect your work. Summer and Fall 2022 as well as Spring 2023 potential graduates whose dissertations will include previously published works are strongly encouraged to attend.
Our Student Services team members will review the submission process, and formatting requirements, and briefly discuss upcoming deadlines for students completing their dissertation in Summer 2022.
You are invited to play with therapy dogs, care of D.C.-based nonprofit People Animals Love. Join us in the Continental Ballroom in the University Student Center for some puppy love!
Students completing their dissertation in Spring, Summer, or Fall 2022 are strongly encouraged to attend the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation (ETD) workshop. Our Student Services team members will review the submission process, formatting requirements, and briefly discuss upcoming deadlines. This workshop will only cover requirements specific to CCAS PhD students.
Copyright and your dissertation: When do you need permission to use the work of others or your own previous or future publications? Join us for this informative workshop hosted by Barrett Matthews and Shira Eller of the GW Libraries Scholarly Communications team and learn about the steps you must take to protect your work Spring or Summer 2022 potential graduates whose dissertations will include previously published works are strongly encouraged to attend this workshop.
Students completing their dissertation in the near future are strongly encouraged to attend the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation (ETD) workshop. Our student services team will review the submission process, formatting requirements, and briefly discuss upcoming deadlines. This workshop will only cover requirements specific to CCAS graduate students.
Join Carol Hayes, Director of the GW Writing Center, for a hands-on introduction on how to approach the genre of thesis/dissertation proposals. We will discuss the major components of a thesis/dissertation proposal and how these components can work together to help you conceptualize your project. While all students are welcome, this workshop is geared towards students in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Join us for a discussion on overcoming procrastination during large writing projects. Dr. Carol Hayes, Director of the GW Writing Center, will share time management skills, tips for finding accountability partners, and advice on setting up writing groups with like-minded GW students working on major papers, thesis, and dissertation work.