Oct20
Spring 2018 Nonprofit Fellows Application Due
Friday, October 20, 2017 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM
The application to participate in the 2018 Nonprofit Fellows Program is due!
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The application to participate in the 2018 Nonprofit Fellows Program is due!
Read More »The Nonprofit Fellows Program is a unique opportunity to earn a Minor in Nonprofit Studies in just one semester!
Read More »The Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Office are looking for students, faculty, and staff to present/facilitate a session at our upcoming Leadership Mason Conference: Leadership YOUnited. The conference will take place on Saturday, October 21st in The Hub, Ballroom at George Mason University. Please submit a proposal online at: http://leadershipmason.onmason.com/call-for-programs/. The deadline to submit conference proposals is October 11th.
Read More »Due to overwhelming demand for Mason talent, recruiters are coming back for an evening Career Fair! Join us in Dewberry Hall for two hours with local, regional, and national employers. If you're still looking for a job or internship, or you just want another shot at a particular company, this is your chance!
Read More »Engage with Mason meetings are hosted by SAIL to welcome community leaders from nonprofits and local government agencies to campus. Participants meet with faculty and students and learn about opportunities for partnerships from the SAIL staff.
Read More »On Saturday, October 28, SAIL & LLCs are participating in the 31st annual Walk & 5K to End HIV benefiting the HIV programs and services of Whitman-Walker Health. Your donation will go toward lifesaving services that Whitman-Walker Health provides for thousands of men and women in our area living with HIV and AIDS—regardless of their ability to pay. And you will help fund critical prevention outreach and treatment programs that can help end HIV in D.C. You can join the Mason Team by signing up here: https://walktoendhiv.org/support/#p2p//13113
Read More »An account of the Ferguson uprising as told by the people who lived it. The filmmakers look at how the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown inspired a community to fight back and sparked a global movement.
Read More »On our planet, one in seven people goes hungry. But hunger is not about too many people and too little food. 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 inability of families to grow or buy food. Few experiences bring to life these inequalities more powerfully than a Hunger Banquet event. Unique and memorable, the Hunger Banquet can help raise awareness, as organizers and participants alike experience first- hand how our decisions affect others in the world. We hope you’ll join us for this impactful experience!
Read More »Engage with Mason meetings are hosted by SAIL to welcome community leaders from nonprofits and local government agencies to campus. Participants meet with faculty and students and learn about opportunities for partnerships from the SAIL staff.
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