Support
Gifts to the GW Regulatory Studies Center will make a difference in our mission to improve regulatory policy through research, education and outreach. The Center is a respected, non-partisan source of information and analysis on regulatory policy. Our scholars regularly publish research in academic journals, have helped educate a generation of leaders in the rulemaking process and are called upon by members of Congress, executive agencies, national media and industry leaders to provide insights into key regulatory policies.
As a chartered academic center of the George Washington University's Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, we continue to teach the next generation of policy officials how to think critically and constructively about regulatory policy and practice. We offer master’s degree courses in the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration, host student seminars and sponsor internships in government agencies.
Your support is key to our ability to continue to provide the objective, high quality information that is essential to constructive discourse on regulatory matters and we respectfully request that you make a tax-deductible contribution to the Center this year.
Every gift, large or small, furthers our educational mission and cements the Columbian College’s standing as one of the nation’s preeminent liberal arts colleges.
"I can't imagine the Trachtenberg School without the Regulatory Studies Center."
Mary Tschirhart
Director, GW Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration
Ways to Give
- Give online through our secure donation page.
- Mail your check, made out to the George Washington University and with "Regulatory Studies Center" in the memo line, to
The George Washington University
P.O. Box 98131
Washington, DC 20077-9756
- Call the GW Division of Development and Alumni Relations at 1-800-789-2611 to make a donation by phone.
"This Center and the great university within which it resides is exactly the kind of place where many people can and do come to learn the skills needed to regulate better."
Cary Coglianese
Edward B. Shils Professor of Law & Professor
of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
Regulation and Innovation Roundtable
The GW Regulation and Innovation Roundtable brings together high-level executives to exchange ideas on the pressing regulatory issues affecting well-being, entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic growth in the U.S. and globally. Membership is by invitation.
Please contact the GW Regulatory Studies Center if you are interested in learning more.
- Current & Former Roundtable Members
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- American Chemistry Council
- American Forest and Paper Association
- American Iron and Steel
- American Petroleum Institute
- Association of American Railroads
- Business Roundtable
- Chamber of Commerce
- Chevron
- Citizens Bank
- Duke Energy
- Dow
- Eli Lilly
- ExxonMobil
- Hess Corporation
- National Association of Manufacturers
- National Sand, Stone, and Gravel Association
- Norfolk Southern
- Pfizer
- Thomson Reuters
- United Airlines
"The GW Regulatory Studies Center is well-known among administrative practitioners in Washington as a group that concentrates on the merits."
John Cooney
Former Chair of the ABA's AdLaw Section