GWSB Community Engaged Business Students

BADM 4001 Students can find projects to apply for here. Click the "internships" tab. 

GW's School of Business students do great work in the local community, building the capacity of service organizations and creating communications platforms for community advocacy. If you are a business student or faculty member, please join this page and share your service “Impacts” with us. 

BADM 4001

The Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service facilitates a community engagement section of BADM 4001, an experiential learning capstone course. Students serve approximately 5 hours per week, using their business skills to work on projects with local community-serving organizations. Students can do project management, collect and analyze data, run social media campaigns, and more. 

Community Engagement section of BADM 4001 will meet Thursdays, 11:10am-12:30pm.

To enroll in this section of BADM 4001, students must first be selected by a community-serving organization to work on a service project. To apply for a project, click the "Internships" tab above to review the options and submit an application. Know that many of these projects are competitive. We recommend you apply for at least 2-3 projects. 

After you have been offered and accepted a project, complete the Registration Request Form to indicate you would like to register for the course.