GW Engineering

A special congratulations to the 17 GW Engineering students who received Outstanding Academic Achievement awards at this year’s Academic Honors Ceremony, including Mechanical Engineering major Marc-Andre Berthin who was recognized as our 2026 Distinguished Scholar for his leadership across student organizations and research!

Read more about how our students are exemplifying : go.gwu.edu/3ff

🌍✈️ Engineering… but make it global.

Ever thought about studying abroad but weren’t sure if it would actually work with your schedule (or your wallet)? 👀

At GW Engineering, students are:
✨ Taking classes abroad (yes, they count!)
✨ Keeping their scholarships
✨ Getting stipends (!!)
✨ Exploring places like South Korea through programs like Korea University

So… what’s stopping you? 👇

🔗 Visit this link to read more + find your program: go.gwu.edu/j5v

All hands on deck for student innovation!

GW Engineering students are charting new waters through hands-on experiences like Electric Yacht—where learning is powered by teamwork, creativity and clean energy.

Your gift helps students stay the course, gain real-world experience, and launch bold ideas that move from the classroom to open water. But, we can’t do it without you.
Help these students stay full speed ahead by giving a gift today! go.gwu.edu/give26

The Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Assistant (UTLA) program empowers high-achieving GW Engineering students to support their peers through in-class assistance, office hours, review sessions, and small-group tutoring.

UTLA students play a vital role in strengthening the academic experience across GW Engineering, helping fellow students build confidence and succeed in challenging coursework, while also developing their own communication, leadership, and teaching skills.

Your support helps sustain and expand this impactful program, ensuring more students have access to peer-led learning and mentorship.

This Giving Day, consider making a gift to support the UTLA Program and invest in student success at every level.

Make your impact today: go.gwu.edu/give26

Meet Maddie Wilson, a junior studying Engineering Management and Systems Engineering. This year, she’s taken her GW experience to new heights by building real-world skills on the GW Rocket Team and supporting first‑year students through the SEAS Student Peer Advisory Network, or SEASSPAN, where she’s formed meaningful friendships.

Thanks to donor support, Maddie has had opportunities she never imagined possible, from hands-on engineering projects to leadership experiences that are shaping her future. Every gift, no matter the amount, opens doors for students like Maddie to take a leap, try something new, and approach every challenge with confidence.

This Giving Day, please consider supporting the Engineering Student Success Fund, which fuels the teams, programs, and experiences that make GW Engineering such a vibrant place to learn and grow.

💙 Make your impact today! go.gwu.edu/give26

Help unlock $50K this 💛

Alumni Sasha Pailet Koff & Matthew Koff will donate $50K for student success when 100 donors give.

Be one of them → go.gwu.edu/give26

Double your impact this !

Your gift to goes even further thanks to generous Matching Gift donors who are making every contribution count! GW Engineering alumni Brian Schmanske, ‘03 and Vicki Schmanske, ‘93 will match dollar for dollar up to $10,000.

Join us in shaping the future by supporting pioneering research and transformative student experiences through your gift. Give now ➡️ go.gwu.edu/give26