Michael Tapscott News Today

Vice Provost of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement Caroline Laguerre-Brown will leave her position at GW on July 1, per a University release Thursday.

In their addresses to graduates at the ceremony, students and administrative staff acknowledged turbulence this year on campus and at the MSSC following staff departures.

The delay in granting new licenses comes at a time when therapists are in great demand and during the height of Arizona’s busy tourism season.

The<strong> </strong>Norwegian saxophonist is joined by cellist, Judith Hamann, and pianist, Johan Lindvall, for her long-awaited second album

Michael Tapscott is retiring after 19 years of service as GW’s director of the Multicultural Students Services Center.

One month into summer break, GW is changing things up. To catch you up on all the ups and downs, here’s the best and worst of this week’s headlines:

Tapscott was responsible for influencing policies that impact underrepresented students and leading efforts to improve diversity and inclusion at GW.

The MSSC event featured student speakers, MSSC leadership and dance performances from student groups for the more than the 300-person audience.

Arizona regulators are turning to summary suspensions to prevent therapists from working while investigating sexual abuse and misconduct allegations.

Arizona regulators are turning to summary suspensions to prevent therapists from working while investigating sexual abuse and misconduct allegations.