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DSA cultivates an inclusive community that supports connection, growth, and well-being for every student throughout their GW journey.
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN DSA
Thanksgiving on the Vern
Thursday, November 25
Staying on campus during Thanksgiving break? Come out to Thanksgiving on the Vern for delicious food and fun! Enjoy turkey, pie, and more. Be sure to RSVP by November 18!
Midnight Breakfast
Monday, December 8
Midnight Breakfast is an annual GW tradition that invites students to take a break from preparing for final exams, reconnect with friends, enjoy some food, and participate in a variety of engaging activities.
GET TO KNOW OUR OFFICES
"In the Division for Student Affairs, you'll meet a team of people committed to enhancing the GW student experience. We are here for you from the first day you step on campus through to commencement: planning your orientation, advising your student organizations, creating your home away from home, and so much more.”
Colette Coleman
Vice President for Student Affairs & Dean of Students
EVERY DAY, WE'RE HELPING STUDENTS FIND PRIDE OF PLACE AT GW
14% of the GW undergraduate student population is a member of a fraternity or sorority
86% of first-year students made at least one connection with another student during New Student Orientation
16,417+ undergraduate and graduate students are involved in at least one student organization
STUDENT STORIES
Revolutionary Tales: Riley Whitlock Finds Her Place in GW’s Sustainability LLC
Motivated by firsthand experiences, the first-year student is building community and advancing greener efforts through GW’s newest residential program.
From the Flight Deck to Foggy Bottom: Navy Veteran Builds Community and Career at GW
After four years of service, Anthony Gutierrez is helping strengthen GW’s military-affiliated community while preparing for a future in aviation engineering.
M.B.A. Student Architects a Story of Ambition and Resilience
After narrowly escaping tragedy, Terry Bitar rebuilt her life in D.C., founding a thriving design firm and returning to GW to finish the degree she started.
Indigenous Students Celebrate Living Cultures ‘Every Day, Every Minute’
Junior Jacob Brittingham, president of Students for Indigenous and Native American Rights, puts being a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma at the heart of his story.
CONTACT US
DSA Main Office
University Student Center
800 21st St. NW, Suite 204
Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202-994-6555
Email: students
gwu [dot] edu (students[at]gwu[dot]edu)