
ALT The George Washington University President Ellen Granberg addresses attendees at the 'Cybersecurity, Stronger Together Networking Luncheon & Fireside Chat' event. The name of the event and a photo of the U.S. Capital are on a large screen to the right of the president.

ALT Three people in conversation at the George Washington University Cybersecurity, Stronger Together: Public-Private Partnership Conference sponsored by the university's College of Professional Studies. The people are Dean of the College of Professional Studies Liesl Riddle, Lucian Niemeyer, CEO of Building Cyber Security, and university president, Ellen Granberg.

ALT Group of nine diverse George Washington University faculty members posing for a photo in the formal dining room of the F Street House, the university president's residence, with a chandelier above and a large portrait of President Ulysses S. Grant hanging on the wall. President Ellen Granberg hosted this group for coffee and stands in the middle of the group.

ALT Group of eight people in a medical classroom, some wearing lab coats and surgical masks and one dressed as a patient at the George Washington University Clinical Learning and Simulation Skills Center. George Washington University President Ellen Granberg is in the middle of the group, and Dr. Benjamin Platt is on the right-hand side, neither wearing lab coats.

ALT Jeanelle and Russ Johnson and President Granberg posing outdoors, with trees and foliage in the background. The person on the left is wearing a black jacket over a gray dress, the person in the middle is dressed in a patterned white and black jacket over a white top, and the person on the right is in a gray blazer and dark pants. All are smiling at the camera.

ALT Image featuring a quote from President Ellen M. Granberg of GW: "This November, we honor the diverse and enduring traditions of Native American communities and cultures past and present. At GW, we proudly celebrate their achievements and invaluable contributions, which continue to enrich our university and nation. This month, I hope you will join me in reaffirming our commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices and perspectives throughout our community."























