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Hello! We're happy that you're interested in joining the GWU Special Collections Research Center's project team. Please check back frequently as we update our list of existing articles we would like to expand upon and new articles we would like to create. Don't forget to list your article and content successes on the project outcomes page! Explore GWU SCRC's online collections and finding aids on SCRC's website. Articles to be expanded Stub Class Articles George Washington University Virginia Campus Burleith, Washington, DC David A. Clarke Linda Cropp Mary Ellen Hombs Charles Munroe Richard Peabody Polly Shackleton William Staughton Nadine Winter Word Works Writer's Center Start Class Articles American Veterans Committee Clifford K. Berryman Joan E. Biren Grace Cavalieri Federation for American Immigration Reform Foggy Bottom Walter Jackson Freeman II Gargoyle Magazine Gelman Library Marita Golden Jim Graham Greater Washington Board of Trade Constance Green Gilbert Gude Larry LeSueur Stewart B. McKinney E. Ethelbert Miller Mount Vernon Seminary and College National Organization for Women William R. Perl Robert Ross William Taylor Walter Nathan Tobriner Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Janet G. Travell James W. Watts Articles to be created Please use the sources linked below. People Harriett Taylor - Senior Judge of the DC Superior Court [1] GWU Affiliated Joel Smith Bacon - Past president of GWU [2] Joseph Getchell Binney - Past president of GWU [3] Stephen Chapin - Past president of GWU [4] Charles W. Needham - Past president of GWU [5] George W. Samson - Past president of GWU [6] James C. Welling - Past president of GWU [7] Articles in need of quality assessment To associate an article with this project, place one of these templates on its Talk page: {{WikiProject George Washington University|class= |importance= }} {{WikiProject GWU|class= |importance= }} You may optionally assess the article by assigning a quality class and importance or priority to the article. Quality (Class): The Wikipedia grading scheme assigns articles to classes by quality. See the guidelines here. Importance: Importance - Top, High, Mid, or Low - is subjective to each project, and should help us decide which articles to work on first. Articles to be graded Dana Tai Soon Burgess Adriana Miller Presidential Inaugural Medals Robert S. Sargent Elizabeth J. Somers