June 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- SMHS Establishes Anti-Racism Coalition
- A New Landscape in Cancer Research
- Researcher Receives $2.2M for Study on Chronic Stress
- Students Help Lead Bread for the City COVID Testing Site
May 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- SMHS Goes Virtual for Graduation Celebrations
- Housing Offered by GW COVID-19 Response Fund Helps Resident
- May Chin, MD, Recognized as Trailblazer in Pain Medicine
- BioCompute Project Receives Standardization Acceptance
April 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- GW Academic Medical Enterprise, UHS, DC Govt Agree to Enter into Negotiations to Support the Establishment and Operation of New East End Hospital
- Tackling COVID-19 From Every Angle
- Brown Receives Bender Award, 2020 Emiriti Class Named
- Students Earn Prizes in GW New Ventures Competition
- Annual Sung Symposium Centers on Wellness, Longevity
- Grant to Fund Substance Abuse Disorders Education
March 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- SMHS MD Students Celebrate Match Day Virtually
- Keep Track of GW Updates on COVID-19
- Physical Therapy Program Climbs in US News Rankings
- SMHS Team Wins AMA Global Health Challenge
- Shawneequa Callier Evaluates African Ancestry in Genomics
- Diet, Nutrition Have Big Effects on Gut Microbiome
February 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- GWish Recognized for Excellence in Interprofessional Spiritual Care Education
- GW Health Sciences Lives Its Social Mission
- Miller Lecture to Highlight Developments in Bladder Cancer Management
- GW Health Sciences Welcomes Three New Program Directors
- Mock Interviews Prepare PAs for Future Careers
- GW Cancer Center Works with LGBTQI Community on Care
January 2020 eNewsletter contents:
- SMHS, GW MFA Get to Know Dean Barbara L. Bass, MD
- Jeffrey Berger, MD, MBA, to Serve as Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
- GW Health Village Draws Crowds at NBC4 Health & Fitness Expo
- Laboratories in Ross Hall Renovated to Support Growing Research Community at SMHS
- GW SMHS Online Bachelor's Programs Ranked in Top 20 by U.S. News & World Report
- SMHS Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture Focuses on Plight of Immigrants in the United States
