Subcategories

• Office of the Dean

  All contacts for offices and services under the Office of the Dean, non-academic.

  • Office of Communications

    The Office of Communications manages GSEHD publications, newsletters, reports, and various other responsibilities. View the contact information for the Office and Communication and Media Requests in this contact section.

  • Office of Development & Alumni Relations

    The Office of Development and Alumni Relations for the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at The George Washington University partners with alumni, faculty, parents and friends support the academic interests and needs of the school.

  • Office of Student Life

    The Office of Student Life integrates admissions, student services, and career services into one coalescing office.

    • - Admissions

      Are you a prospective student looking for more information about admittance to GSEHD? People looking for more information about applying for admittance to GSEHD should contact the Office of Admissions.

    • - Student Services

      As the administrative arm of the Office of the Dean, the Office of Student Services oversees the new student orientation, comprehensive examinations, requests for a leave of absence, registration issues, student appeals, dissertation defenses for doctoral students, and degree clearance.

    • - Career Services

      The Office of Career Services assists members of the GSEHD community in identifying career goals, exploring options, preparing for a job or internship search, and determining how to best utilize print, human, and online resources.

  • Technical Services

    Technical Services is responsible for mainting the schools IT infrastructure, as well as providing computer and networking support to faculty and staff.

  • Instructional Services

    The Instructional Services department provides user training and support for new technology initiatives. The Instructional Services department is also responsible for the CPAS/Taskstream initiative.

  • Web Services

    The Web Services department is in charge of maintaining the web site you are currently visiting, as well as creating new web content, and new web applications to make the online experience for GSEHD faculty, staff, students, and alumni the best it can be.

• Academic Departments

  All contacts related to the five main GSEHD academic departments.

  • Department of Counseling and Human Development

    A variety of counseling programs are designed to prepare students to become skilled professional practitioners in an expansive range of counseling specialties, including school counseling, clinical mental health counseling, rehabilitation counseling and career and workforce development, among others.

  • Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy

    Whether you wish to teach in elementary or secondary schools, deepen your expertise in specific areas of teaching, or become a scholar or researcher in curriculum and instruction, we have nationally recognized and accredited certificate, masters, and doctoral programs for you.

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  • Department of Educational Leadership

    Students are immersed in a curriculum-rich scholarly experience in which they can integrate theory seamlessly with practice, developing into successful leaders in fields such as higher education administration, education policy, international education, museum education and educational technology.

  • Department of Human and Organizational Learning

    This department offers programs that provide a sound understanding of organizations as human systems and contemporary knowledge to meet the competitive challenges of the global economy. Students focus on the inter-relationships among people, organizations and learning while utilizing systemic change processes.

  • Department of Special Education and Disability Studies

    This department offers a variety of specialized programs that equip students with the knowledge and expertise to meet a growing need for special education and early intervention for children with academic or social difficulties.