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Social Action and Integrative Learning (SAIL) host 9/11 Day of Service -

Mason Student Services Center celebrates launch

Dr. Al B. Fuertes, Associate Professor, is a recipient of this year’s Outstanding Sillimanian Award (OSA) in the field of Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding.

Silliman University in Dumaguete City, Philippines is Dr. Fuertes alma matter and the first American University in Asia.

High-achieving Bachelor of Individualized Study student keeps on giving back

CHSS Faculty Receive Curriculum Impact Grant Awards

Each year, the university awards several Curriculum Impact Grants through the Office of the Provost to help teams of faculty revise and design innovative multidisciplinary curriculum. Six of the 2019 grants went to teams that included College of Humanities and Social Sciences faculty members.

Voices past and present have a place in Mason's future

Putting students in the clear with Clearance Ready

Bachelor of Individualized Studies student, Amanda Jarvis, stitches art and engineering together for a purpose

Jarvis, who learned to sew from her grandmother as a child and has been making her own clothes for years, is now being commissioned to create wearable electronics for her friends who are circus performers.

New Leadership Program will make Experiential Learning more Accessible

The Bonner Leader program affords college students an opportunity to use their energy, talents, and leadership skills to engage in community service while providing developmental and financial support.

The Streak(s) Continue: Immigrant Players Bring Baseball Victories

With its 4-3 victory, the American League continues its recent dominance of the All Star Game, but despite the greater number of foreign born players on the National League roster, it was actually the American League team that played the greatest number of immigrant All-Stars, nine to the National League’s eight.

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