GW must consider diverse candidates for the presidency
Approximately 17 percent of enrolled students were white men, yet they have been represented in the GW presidency 100 percent of the time.
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Approximately 17 percent of enrolled students were white men, yet they have been represented in the GW presidency 100 percent of the time.
Sejal Govindarao analyzes some of President Mark Wrighton’s top priorities as the University’s new president.
Interim University President Mark Wrighton’s first two weeks have consisted of meetings with administrators, trustees, faculty and D.C. government officials.
Fears of COVID-19 transmission, speculation that GW would send home the student population and surging cases led students to delay their return to campus.
More than half a dozen professors said GW’s vaccine mandate and N95 mask distribution will ensure a safe return to in-person instruction.