• Science, Technology, and Engineering Day


• Teachers in Industry


• Genomics Summer Camp


• Young Artist Series


• Loudoun Academy of the Arts Foundation at ArtSquare


• Foundation Center Cooperating Collection

Partners

For the GW Virginia Science & Technology Campus, academics and research blend seamlessly with community interaction. GW both prepares the region's work force and adds to it. With more than 500 faculty and staff, the Virginia Science & Technology Campus is rapidly becoming one of the region’s major employers.

Campus faculty and staff are embedded in the communities where they live. They serve as members of regional and community organizations. Campus leadership sits on several regional development boards and commissions, among them the Northern Virginia Technology Council, the Loudoun County Economic Development Commission, the Committee for Dulles, the Northern Virginia Community Foundation, and area chambers of commerce.

In addition to its unparalleled research partnerships, the Campus is a gateway for a range of activities that take University programs, faculty and graduate students into the community, while also bringing the community to Campus.

Science, Technology, and Engineering Day

This partnership with Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) captures students' imaginations while teaching them about career opportunities. Now going into its seventh year, 130-150 LCPS high school students spend a day annually on GW’s campus experiencing hands-on workshops designed to illustrate different areas of academic study, research, and careers in the fields of science, technology, and engineering. The event helps develop the future STEM workforce through student exposure to career opportunities, hands-on workshops and dynamic keynote speakers. MORE

Genomics Summer Camp for Girls
Summer Genomics Institute for Teachers

GW engages young minds in a one-week Genomics Summer Camp for Girls. At the camp, the Pharmacogenomics faculty uses lab experiment— including DNA analysis—to introduce the science of genomics and microbiology to 30 high school teens. MORE

Young Artist Series

The Young Artist Series is a long-standing project with Loudoun County Public Schools. More than a dozen schools participate each year, with 200-plus young artists and their teachers winning public recognition for their work, which is displayed on Campus throughout the year. MORE

Gallery 222 / Loudoun Academy
of the Arts Foundation

The Regional Artists Series, a partner with Gallery 222 and the Loudoun Academy of the Arts Foundation, puts a spotlight on local artist's interpretation of their environment. MORE

Foundation Center Cooperating Collection

Artists, students, and nonprofit organizations alike can find future funding opportunities through the Foundation Center Cooperating Collection at the Campus Library. This partnership provides free access to the Foundation Center’s vast resources, including its database of more than 92,000 corporate and private grant-making organizations. MORE