Events Archive
In honor of SMHS students, you are invited to the Bicentennial Bash, a casual event to mark 200 years of students taking classes at the school, from March 1825 to March 2025!
This workshop is designed for beginners who want to build their advocacy skills and gain the confidence to engage in impactful advocacy efforts.
Medical students at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) will join together on March 21 to simultaneously receive and open letters revealing where they’ll spend the next several years of their residency training.
The GW Vaccine Research Unit supported by the University Seminar Series Program present the Seminar Series: State of the Art Topics In Vaccinology
The “Dr. Seymour Alpert Annual Lecture,” funded by Dr. Alpert and Cecile, furthers their dedication and commitment to the medical profession and to the George Washington University.
The GW Global Clinical Care Alliance (GCCA) seeks to forge connections, synergies, and opportunities for partnership among clinicians from across GW pursuing all aspects of global health and representing the full spectrum medical specialties, to lead projects ranging from educational capacity-…
An expert on women and cardiovascular disease (CVD) is giving a free online talk as part of the GW Resiliency and Well-being Center's Women's Well-being Lecture Series.
Dr. Mardi Gomberg-Maitland and Dr. Karen A. Fagan will present "High Hopes and High Pressure: A Timely Look at Pulmonary Hypertension" as part of the Bicentennial Faculty Lecture Series on Wednesday, March 12.
Performing a systematic review is a daunting process. To do it well requires the combined effort of a team of researchers able to devote a year or more of their time to the work. Many steps must be performed to ensure that the result represents an exhaustive search for all available evidence…
We all need healing and support. Together we can manage our heightened stress levels and nourish our sense of community. As health professionals, you are experiencing higher levels of anxiety, stress, and depression than normal. Evidence shows that effective wellness programming and strong…