Past Events

We are pleased to announce that Mason will be hosting a virtual celebration of the Class of 2020. This will be a fully virtual event on May 22, 2020 at 2:00 p.m.

Please join us for our virtual “get to know Integrative Studies” session. This is a live, online, interactive session for you to meet professors, students, and advisors in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) at George Mason University and the School of Integrative Studies. This session is designed to give you an insider perspective on life as a Mason student and a CHSS major. You will be able to hear directly from faculty about what they teach and from students about their experiences in and out of the classroom. Our advisors can tell you about the best strategies to take for meeting your educational and career goals.

The tiny-house movement hits the road and comes to George Mason University on April 22nd at 5pm hosted virtually. As part of Mason’s Earth Day events hosted by the Office of Sustainability, the couple, David Hutchison and Shari Galiardi will share their tiny-house-on-wheels – a 1957 “canned ham” trailer combining a solar powered electrical system with a golden-age, vintage look.

This event celebrates and recognizes the impactful and incredible work we see in our community. We hope you will join us for light refreshments and the celebration of community engagement here at Mason. We will be awarding graduating seniors the Community Engagement Medallion and recognizing several unique and wonderful partnerships of community partners, faculty and students.

Join the George Mason University community in supporting Patriots Helping Patriots: where all donations will go to a Student Emergency Assistance Fund aimed at getting much-needed assistance in the hands of Mason students now.

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.

This symposium, sponsored by the Intellectual Life Committee in the College of Humanities and Social Science, will bring together three scholars, each from a different discipline, to discuss the relationship between large-scale environmental challenges and the problems of political knowledge, cultural representation, and individual and collective subjectivities. Sam Lebovic, from the Department of History and Art History, will moderate.

Interested in studying leadership in Italy this summer? Venice, Florence, Assisi, and Rome! Earn up to 6 Mason credits. Cost: $6095.00 (Both in-state and out-of-state students pay the same).