All News

In the School of Integrative Studies, we celebrate the accomplishments of our students who go above and beyond in their academic pursuits and community involvement. This year, we are thrilled to spotlight four exceptional students who have made significant contributions to the Mason community and beyond.

George Mason’s nursing doctorate program is 1st among public universities in U.S. News and World Report graduate program rankings; the law school is top three in the Washington, Maryland and Virginia region

On Feb. 21-22, more than 4,000 students made their way through the Johnson Center’s Dewberry Hall, speaking to 240 potential employers. Over the two days, George Mason University’s Spring Career Fair 2024 gave students and alumni opportunities to further their career aspirations. The first day focused on science, technology, engineering, and math-related fields, and the second focused on business, government, and nonprofit organizations.

For more than 20 years, Char R. Miller, an associate professor at George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government, has led an annual study-abroad program during January’s winter break that takes students to two of the cities that invented many of our most important political concepts: Athens and Rome.

Chris Fowler, BA Integrative Studies ‘01, works at the U.S. Department of State within the Bureau of International Security and Non-Proliferation, Office of Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism, where he serves as lead of its Global Initiatives team.

In the mid-1990s, Christopher Hunt Robertson transitioned from his role as a law office manager back into academia, enrolling in the Bachelor of Individualized Studies program at George Mason University. Through his studies, he honed a multidisciplinary skill set, blending business acumen with psychological insights to enhance workforce training. Reflecting on his journey, he underscores the transformative power of education and the doors opened by his GMU experience, illustrating the lifelong value of continued learning and interdisciplinary study.

The School of Integrative Studies celebrates the outstanding achievements of its faculty with nominations for the Teaching Excellence Awards by the Sterns Center. These nominations highlight the commitment of Mason's educators in shaping the future. Join us in applauding our distinguished nominees as they continue to inspire and lead in the academic community. The award winners will be honored at the April ceremony, marking a significant milestone in Mason's commitment to academic excellence.

This year's IIR Nobel Laureate Report focuses on Nobel Laureates in Economics. Dr. Sandip K. Sureka and Kellie S. Wilkerson write about the crucial role of immigrant economists in the discipline.