GWC

GWC

GWC may refer to:

* Gambian Workers' Confederation, a trade union center in the Gambia
* George Watson's College, a leading independent school in Edinburgh, Scotland
* George Wythe College
* Great West Conference US college athletic conference
* GunBound
* George Washington Carver


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  • George Wythe University — Infobox University name = George Wythe University latin name = image caption = motto = Building Statesmen established = September 1992 type = Private, unaccredited, non profit [cite web |url=https://gwc.edu/philanthropy/brick by brick/forms/donor …   Wikipedia

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  • Comanity — is a fundraising organization used by George Wythe College (GWC) as a vehicle for students to raise money for tuition and for college capital projects, and to earn course credit. GWC says it was founded by board member Ken Krogue in 2007,cite web …   Wikipedia

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