Graduate School Mondays!

Check out the flyer for more information about the workshops about graduate school coming up this month! RSVP links below.

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Undergraduate Research & Graduate School Funding: http://gsmresearchgw.eventbrite.com

Second Chances: http://gsm2ndchances.eventbrite.com

Admitted Student Reception: If you have been accepted to graduate school, please email Shonda Goward at goward@gwu.edu for your official invitation.

 

Graduating this Spring?

CCAS Undergraduate Advising invites our seniors and juniors to learn…

HOW TO PREPARE FOR GRADUATION

Seniors, find out what happens after you submit your graduation application and what you can do to help ensure a smooth transition into life after GW! Ask your questions about the graduation audit process, celebration and commencement procedures!

Haven’t submitted your graduation application yet? Turn yours in at this information session with time to make our early review deadline (December 6th!)

Juniors, get a jump start on getting your academic affairs in order for a smooth and successful senior year! It’s never too early to prepare!

Wednesday, December 4th

Phillips 411

4:30-5:30pm

RSVP to attend: http://graduationworkshop.eventbrite.com

CCAS Dean’s Student Advisory Council!

The deadline to submit your application for the CCAS Dean’s Student Advisory Council is TODAY!

Council members will have the opportunity to meet regularly with CCAS Dean, Ben Vinson III and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, Dan Ullman, as well as fellow council members, to share student perspectives with college administration and work toward shared goals. The council consists of 3 students from each class.

There are currently 6 seats available:

1 Senior
1 Junior
1 Sophomore
3 Freshmen

Council member responsibilities include:

1) Attending and participating in two meetings with the CCAS Deans and fellow council members per semester.

2) Participating in Council brainstorming and debriefing meetings prior to and/or after meeting with the deans.

3) Consistent and timely communication with council facilitators and fellow council members.


To apply, please complete the following two-step application process:

1) Submit your responses to our application form found here.

 
2) Submit your resume and an unofficial transcript to habduls1@gwu.edu OR lkaczmar@gwu.edu.

NOTE:
***Freshmen who are not able to access their GW transcripts may instead include their high school GPA on their resume.***

The deadline for applications is Friday, September 20.
We will only consider complete applications.

Council members will be chosen on the basis of academic standing and demonstrated commitment to the GW community.

If you have any questions, please contact Hanifa Abdul Sabur (habduls1@gwu.edu).

Do You Want to Serve on the CCAS Dean’s Council?

Council members will have the opportunity to meet regularly with CCAS Dean, Ben Vinson III and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, Dan Ullman, as well as fellow council members, to share student perspectives with college administration and work toward shared goals. The council consists of 3 students from each class.

There are currently 6 seats available:

1 Senior

1 Junior

1 Sophomore

3 Freshmen

Council member responsibilities include:

1) Attending and participating in two meetings with the CCAS Deans and fellow council members per semester.

2) Participating in Council brainstorming and debriefing meetings prior to and/or after meeting with the deans.

3) Consistent and timely communication with council facilitators and fellow council members.


To apply, please complete the following two-step application process:

1) Submit your responses to our application form found here.

 
2) Submit your resume and an unofficial transcript to habduls1@gwu.edu OR lkaczmar@gwu.edu.

The deadline for applications is Friday, September 20.
Council members will be chosen on the basis of academic standing and demonstrated commitment to the GW community.

If you have any questions, please contact Hanifa Abdul Sabur (habduls1@gwu.edu).

Interested in Graduate School?

Our Graduate School Advisor, Shonda Goward, is putting on a series of workshops called Graduate School Mondays! Check them below!

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To attend please RSVP using the following links:

Info session: http://gwgradinfo.eventbrite.com
Undergraduate Research & Funding: http://gwresearch.eventbrite.com
Second Chances: http://gwsecondchances.eventbrite.com

Anna Orthwein Memorial Scholarship

Are you a rising sophomore, junior, or senior from any major at CCAS? Did you have a 3.6 cumulative GPA or above at the end of Spring 2013? Are you concerned with the well-being of others? If so, then you should apply for the Anna Orthwein Memorial Scholarship. The deadline has been extended to July 15th! Please note: priority will be given to those with financial need. If you have additional questions, please contact the Center for Undergraduate Fellowships and Research at 202-994-0517.

Rising Seniors! Come in for a Grad Review NOW!

As a rising Senior, it is important for you to understand all remaining degree requirements and make sure you are on track to graduate in the Fall 2013 or Spring 2014 semester. As your academic advisor, I encourage you to make an appointment with me for a graduation review to discuss your remaining degree requirements and plan out your coursework for your senior year. I am also happy to walk you through any expectations that you may have for your last year as a GW undergraduate student.

To make an appointment, please call 202-994-6210. If you cannot make an appointment before the end of the Spring 2013 semester, I am available over the summer for phone appointments. Please remember that we do not see students during Express Advising or Office Hours for graduation reviews.

Below and attached is a Senior Year Survival Guide. This handout will help you navigate senior year and all of the important dates, events, and information that is important for you to be familiar with next year.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email me and I look forward to seeing you soon.

Senior Survivial Guide Fa 13, Sp 14_Page_1Senior Survivial Guide Fa 13, Sp 14_Page_2

Do you know when you register?

Registration begins next week! Double check your Registration Date using the chart below. If you’re still unsure, don’t hesitate to contact me to confirm your registration date.

Fall 2013 Registration

Please note that “hours (credits) earned” does not include courses in progress, but does include transfer credit that has been posted to your academic record. Please use your GWeb unofficial transcript to determine your total earned credit hours.

Priority Registration

Date

Day

Category Eligible

Undergraduate Students:

April 5

Friday

90 or more hours (credits) earned

April 8

Monday

70 or more hours (credits) earned

April 9

Tuesday

50 or more hours (credits) earned

April 10

Wednesday

30 or more hours (credits) earned

Undergraduates with less than 30 hours (credits) earned:

April 11#

Thursday

Last names beginning A-K only

April 12#

Friday

Last names beginning L-Z only

General Registration

April 13 – Aug 25

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All Degree-Seeking Students;
RTF-EZs accepted starting April 15

# Equal space will be reserved for each day. The Schedule of Classes will display CLOSED or WAITLISTED on Day 1 before the reserved seats are released for Day 2 (after registration closes at 10pm).

Reminder! Graduate School Mondays Workshop Tonight!

Second Chances

Multicultural Student Services Center (MSSC) 2127 G St. NW  Room 209, Tonight at  8pm

Let’s just say you didn’t do as well as you would have liked your first semester. Or maybe what you’ve studied for four years is no longer your passion.  Can you still go to graduate school? YES! Join us to learn how. This program is for Juniors and Seniors.

Register here: http://gsmsecondchances.eventbrite.com