fountain at school yard with cherry blossom trees around 2024-2025 Annual Report
2024-2025 Annual Report

2024-2025 Annual Report

By the Numbers

 

3.2k

Students Enrolled

17

Degree Programs

115

Full-Time Faculty

 

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Graphic GWSB #1 in Diversity Bloomburg 2024-2025 Best Business School Rankings
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Graphic GWSB #4 in Undergraduate International Business US News 2024-2025 Best Business School Rankings

 

 

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Vanessa Perry

 

A Message From the Dean

The academic year saw the School of Business advancing its strengths. Influential faculty research appeared in top-ranked academic journals. We convened gatherings that connected the business and finance sectors with global changemakers. And we continued to provide powerful experiential learning opportunities to our students.

Technology touches all aspects of our lives—at an unprecedented pace—and several of our faculty members stood out for their scholarship addressing technology’s impact on the markets. Associate Professor of Decision Sciences Long He’s work on sustainable transportation appeared in impactful publications this year. Social media and crowdfunding were the focus of much-cited works by Yi-Chun “Chad” Ho, an associate professor of information systems and technology management who received this year’s Senior Faculty Research Award. And Professor of Decision Sciences Miguel Lejeune published research on mathematical models that optimize the use of drones to deliver medication for drug overdoses.

This research is particularly noteworthy because it dovetails with the school’s strategic plan, which underscores innovative research with impact.

 

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Experienced Administrator, Economics Scholar Named GW Business Dean

 

“I am delighted and honored to join GW leadership as the dean of the School of Business,” Yeltekin said. “This is both a time of upward momentum for this world-class academic institution, and a time of rapid change in the policy, business and higher education landscapes. The School of Business is uniquely positioned, with its deep relationships with many institutions across the nation’s capital, to make a positive impact as a convener and nurturer of global talent, ideas and business leadership. I am very excited to begin my journey at GWSB and work with leadership, alumni, faculty, staff and students to help GW achieve its aspirations as a preeminent academic powerhouse.” 

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Sevin Yeltekin

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During the 2024-2025 academic year, the GW School of Business and its faculty were featured an impressive 593 times by media outlets, which collectively had a reach of 4.03 billion.

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Publications and Awards 

Discover what our expert faculty have been up to in research, and view their achievements.
 

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Rudaina Mitman

 

“If you are looking for a global experience, if you are looking for better and closer relationships with your professors, if you are looking to expand your career, GW School of Business is for you.”

- Rudaina Mitman (Global MBA & MS in Information Systems Technology ‘25)

Notable Achievements

See how GW shapes students into experts in their crafts
 

Serving the Community

GW Business is proud to see its community serve others in Washington DC and the world.
 

Alumni Achievements

Explore the revolutionary impact of GW Business alumni.
 

Careers360

GW Business provides opportunities for students to build professional skills for their careers.

 

Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management Celebrates 50 Years

Africa 2.0 Conference  

 

Featured Publication

The Role of Gender in Shaping the Destination Service Quality and Its Consequences

 

Cevat Tousun
Cevat Touson, Eisenhower Chair and Professor of Tourism Studies and Management; Program Director, MS in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management

 

 

What makes tourists return to locations time after time? Cevat Tosun, the Eisenhower Chair and professor of tourism studies and management, found that it depends on whether you ask a woman or a man. Research by Tosun, who directs the Master of Science in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management program, found female travelers more interested in the “hospitality” they received, while male travelers focused on local transport and accommodations.

 

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International Business News

See what other accomplishments the International Business Department has had this year.
 

News in DEI

Find out how GW Business upholds its commitment to DEI.