Volunteer Spotlight
Paula Segal, CCAS BA ’69, GSEHD MA ’74 is a true educator- giving of her time and talent. As a member of GSEHD’s Alumni Volunteer Network (AVN), Paula has taken her new volunteer role in stride. Since December, she has served as an alumni panelist for the Educational Symposium for Research & Innovations, has become the alumni representative on GSEHD’s School, Community, and Alumni Affairs Committee and participated in commencement, welcoming our newest graduates into the GW Alumni Association.
Paula was a committed teacher for the DC Public School system, and although she has retired, she is currently a substitute teacher within Montgomery County schools.
Alumni
Welcome from Alumni Relations
With over 24,000 alumni in more than 65 countries, GSEHD alumni are making their mark around the world.
As an alumnus/a of The George Washington University’s School of Education or what has since become The Graduate School of Education and Human Development, you are called not only to serve the global community, but to remain connected to the lifelong GW community. I challenge all GSEHD alumni to get involved; we are a community of educators and motivators of change, and in order to keep our school strong, we need the support and involvement of our alumni.
Stay connected with us as you grow professionally and personally. Connect back not only with your faculty and cohort, but to the larger GW network that reaches across the globe. By building your GW alumni community, you’ll build bridges to new and exciting opportunities. Thank you for your loyalty, and continued support of GSEHD and our students. Stay involved and share your ideas by contacting the Associate Director for Alumni Relations at The Graduate School of Education and Human Development.
Kate Smith, Associate Director
GSEHD Alumni Relations
Alumni House - 1918 F St, NW
Washington, DC 20052
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202-994-3581
Alumni Spotlight
Jennifer Iacino, MA Higher Education Administration ’00, was appointed dean of Student Development and Campus Life, Online at Berkeley College in New Jersey in May 2012. She works closely with students, faculty and staff in the creative design and implementation of student development programs.
Before joining Berkeley College, Iacino served as an external evaluator for the Advancing Environmental Literacy Project, a grant-funded program of innovative sustainability curriculum at Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa, N.C. She also has worked with several programs at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla., including the Women in Math, Science & Engineering Living-Learning Community; the Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement; and the Student Activities department.
