How do you become an FBI and CIA agent? Ask Tracy Walder.
Tracy Walder, a former CIA officer and FBI special agent, shares her unique career path and insights into the world of intelligence and national security.
News
News Stories / The Professionals Podcast / Monthly Newsletter
Recent News Stories
Announcing the 2025 CPS Annual Roadmap Report
October 12, 2025
It is with great enthusiasm that I share with you the newly published 2025 CPS Annual Roadmap Report.
Exploring South America’s Powerhouse: GSPM and CPS Students in Brazil
October 12, 2025
Participants in the Global Politics program's Brazil Residency capped a four-week course with an immersive experience in São Paulo and Brasília.
Meet GSPM’s New Executive Director Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
October 10, 2025
GSPM has appointed former U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell as its new executive director.
CPS Students Explore Opportunities at GW Career Expo
October 8, 2025
CPS Director of Career Services Nicole Mintz connected with a number of College of Professional Studies (CPS) students at GW’s Career Exploration Expo.
Alumni Spotlight: GSPM Celebrates Latin Heritage Month
October 8, 2025
At GSPM we celebrate our Hispanic and Latino alumni every day for the leadership, vision and dedication they bring to politics and our communities. This Latin Heritage Month, we’re proud to spotlight two of our alumni and share their stories.
August 2025 Welcome Back to Campus Message – Dean Liesl Riddle
August 28, 2025
Welcome to a new academic year at the George Washington University’s College of Professional Studies (CPS)!
How Higher Ed Can Ace Civics Education
August 28, 2025
Congratulations to Dr. Tobias Greiff for co-authoring an article on the importance of well-chosen partnerships and the wider challenges and opportunities of civics education in the United States.
Creating Community: GW Students Organize Student Journal Symposium
August 27, 2025
GW students organized the second Student Journal Symposium, creating a space where collaboration, publishing practice, and shared passion for student-led journals could thrive.