To submit an application, pages 1-5 of the SIS Internship Packet (including learning objectives) must be completed, signed, scanned and emailed to the Internship Coordinator, Sara Montiel, at smontiel@gmu.edu.
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Want to learn how you can have truly a truly immersive & transformational experience during your time at Mason? Join us for the SAIL Open House!
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The 7th Annual Mason Nation 9/11 Day of Service will take place on Wednesday, September 11th 2019. We encourage ALL Mason students, faculty, staff, and alumni to participate!
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Join us on September 12th, 2019 for our annual Service Fair. Held in SUB 1 Quad from 11am-1pm, join us for a great afternoon of engaging with our local community partners!
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The Welcome2Mason event is a great opportunity for new INTS, EVSS and BIS students to meet the faculty and staff of the School of Integrative Studies and the Social Action and Integrative Learning Center. Please stop by and say 'hello'! #Welcome2Mason
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If you are interested in participating in an Alternative Break Trip, you must complete the Alternative Breaks application and submit any additional documents to SAIL@gmu.edu.
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These Scholarships are open to all students who have declared a major in the School of Integrative Studies (INTS, EVSS & BIS).
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The Nonprofit Fellows are a select group of students who earn a minor in Nonprofit Studies through a semester-long immersion experience. Spring 2020 applications are due October 20, 2019. After the deadline, applications will be reviewed depending on availability.
Details »Engage with Mason was developed as a networking opportunity with Mason faculty, staff and students and community based organizations. It offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn about what is happening in the community and how to link projects, courses and ideas to making impactful changes.
Details »You may think hunger is about too many people and too little food. That is not the case. Our rich and bountiful planet produces enough food to feed every woman, man, and child on earth. Hunger is about power. Its roots lie in inequalities in access to resources. The results are illiteracy, poverty, war, and the in- ability of families to grow or buy food. Hunger Banquet can help raise awareness, as organizers and participants alike experience first- hand how our decisions affect others in the world.
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