Welcome to the online EMS Management undergraduate degree program
May 30, 2009: Deadline to apply for admission to EHS for Fall 2009 semester.
October 30, 2008: Deadline to apply for admission to EHS for Spring 2009 semester.
April 15, 2009: Deadline to apply for admission to EHS for Summer 2009 semester.
SECRET DE COURSES FOR FALL 2008 ... too cool to show up on the Schedule of Classes (of course we have asked to post them!) EHS 199 CRN 53014 1 to 3 credits (Ward), EHS 198 Administrative Internship still needs to be added.
Arrgh! Change from open to secured GWU websites is raising havoc with updates and links to faculty pages. Every updated document or link creates a 404 file not found error message. Still working on solution.
BSHS EHS Class of 2008:
Lori Cherry, Matthew Child, Dominick Swinhart, David Baldwin, Scott Wollek and Timothy Ziegenfuss
It was great to see Lori Cherry, Merlin Curry (2007), Dominick Swinhart and Scott Wollek at the Health Science graduation celebration!
New undergraduate EHS students:
Fall 2007: Jocelin Black, Omara Reese, Scott Tuning, Kris Sacra, Danielle Palmer, Kathleen Wallace and Paul Cissel
Spring 2008: Paul Copenhefer, Carla Johnson and Aaron Botteron
Summer 2008: Marilee Snyder, Jason Joling and Ando Muneno
Fall 2008: Jon Lane, Neha Khanna, Dustin Williams, Season Pierson, Frances Thorpe, Christine Ferguson and Reed Mulligan
_____________________ Where is Mike going - where has he been? _____________________
Office Schedule
Monday, August 11: 12 Curriculum committee
Tuesday August 12: 11 EHS Team meeting
Wednesday, August 13: 09 HS Leadership 11 Admissions
Thursday August 14: off campus
Friday, August 15: 9 EHS 170
Monday, August 18: on campus
Tuesday August 19: Health Science Retreat
Chicago Aug 23-27
Assistant Professor Michael J. Ward
Director Emergency Health Services
mikeward@gwu.eduxx direct (202) 973-1525 xxxx EHS main (202) 973-1520 x EHS fax (202) 973-1519
Department of Emergency Medicine
2131 K Street NW, Suite 510
Washington DC 20052
Mission Statement: The Emergency Health Services Program at The George Washington University shall place paramount the responsibility to develop, enrich, and grow the field of emergency medical services through academics, research, leadership, and expert counsel to interests at the local, regional, national, and international levels. This will be accomplished by:
- developing effective leaders in emergency medical services
- educating and collaborating with medical providers of all levels of experience, ability, and scope of practice to the ideals of prehospital medicine
- guiding the evolution of prehospital medicine by providing valid and meaningful research relevant to emergency services and publishing those outcomes
- participation in committees, conferences, group meetings of peers, and similar assemblies
- creating curricula and coursework that is contemporary, clearly defined, challenging, and of interest to the providers of EMS and other allied health professionals
The views and opinions expressed on these pages are those of the author. The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by The George Washington University.

