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The First Gen Leadership Summit is specifically designed for Mason students who identify as first-generation college students. The summit is a one-day program focusing on leadership skill development through both large and small group experiences. Participants will have a chance to engage and connect with other first-generation college students around leadership, ethics, diversity, identity development, inclusion, and well-being. Register today for this incredible program!

In February 2019, you’ll be able to join the Patriot Activities Council, Mason Athletics, Student Involvement, and the Alumni Association for a week-long celebration! Check back for more information for the week of events, tailgate, and the game.

Open only to NOVA transfer students at Mason. Must be enrolled at Mason in Fall 2019 with a 3.5 Mason GPA or higher. DEADLINE: 2/22/19

Chase LaDue, a PhD candidate in environmental science and an applied ecologist is studying the behavior, physiology, and conservation of elephants. He uses integrative research to inform strategies that promote the welfare of these large mammals in in-situ (wild) and ex-situ (captive) environments.

BIS alumnus Jack Fahey has created a scholarship for current BIS students. BIS students can apply online for the "Giving Back" $1000 Spring 2019 Scholarship online.

Mason will honor 4,775 students from around the globe at two Winter Graduation events, Dec. 20 at EagleBank Arena on the Fairfax Campus.

This is the second in a four-part series on geomimicry by renowned author and George Mason University professor Dr. Gregory C. Unruh

Godlewski, said she would like to focus on the office being a fiscal watchdog for taxpayers, investing in the state's future and being a financial advocate for Wisconsinites.

Mason student, Jason Deters, is completing his INTS 490-Internship with the Washington Redskins.