Past Events

The Mason Career Fair is a two-day, campus-wide event attracting more than 200 local, regional, and national employers offering internships, co-ops, full-time jobs, and part-time positions. Open to all Mason students and alumni the career fair is an excellent opportunity to connect with both peers and employers!

The BIS program, part of the School of Integrative Studies (SIS), is located on the Fairfax campus, Enterprise Hall. The actual street address is 10443 Sandy Creek Lane. You can park in the Shenandoah Parking deck – visitor parking is on the lower level and is $3.00 per hour.

The BIS program, part of the School of Integrative Studies (SIS), is located on the Fairfax campus, Enterprise Hall. The actual street address is 10443 Sandy Creek Lane. You can park in the Shenandoah Parking deck – visitor parking is on the lower level and is $3.00 per hour.

The 6th Annual Maker Faire NoVa is returning to Mason on June 2nd! Join the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship as we kick things off at the Call for Makers event (FEB 12 from 4-6pm at the MIX@Fenwick). If you are a maker (or someone you know is) working on something really cool, please consider participating in the 2019 Faire. GMU students are eligible to apply for up to $1,000 stipends for Maker Faire projects- we want to support you and your ideas!

The BIS program, part of the School of Integrative Studies (SIS), is located on the Fairfax campus, Enterprise Hall. The actual street address is 10443 Sandy Creek Lane. You can park in the Shenandoah Parking deck – visitor parking is on the lower level and is $3.00 per hour.

Learn more about the summer study abroad to Italy with Dr. McCarron. Earn up to 6 GMU credits while studying leadership in Venice, Rome, Florence, etc.

Social Action and Integrative Learning (SAIL) will be engaging in a roundtable discussion and workshop around social movements in the context of the civil rights movement to today. Collective action and social change requires community and collaboration but in a time of political tension and heavy self-interest, how do we get others to act?

Come join ODIME and LGBTQ Resources as we guide the campus in a courageous conversation of the dream and legacy of Dr. King in the context of the current cultural and political climate. Are we living the Dream or surviving a nightmare? Let your voice be heard.

This event will be a unique and innovative opportunity to hear Dr. Martin Luther King speeches and other key addresses during the Civil Rights Movement. This event will combine the power of oration and the captivating energy of music to kick off our 2019 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration

Learn more about the summer study abroad to Italy with Dr. McCarron. Earn up to 6 GMU credits while studying leadership in Venice, Rome, Florence, etc.