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In a recent article for The European Business Review, SIS Associate Professor Greg Unruh explores how meaningful dialogue and collaboration with artificial intelligence can lead to more effective results, encouraging readers to move beyond one-time prompts.

SIS faculty and staff helped lead a study abroad experience in Japan this May, giving George Mason University students the opportunity to explore leadership across cultures. Through visits to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Fukuoka, students gained firsthand perspectives on how culture, gender, and community shape leadership around the world.

Meet Faria Alam, a junior Integrative Studies major with a concentration in Leadership and Organizational Development. She is a Fall intern at GMU's Registered Student Organization (RSO) Lead Team. Read more about her experience here.

SIS Professor Dr. Al Fuertes during the truth-telling session with the Philippine Truth Commission on Oct. 9 in Manila. Part of Dr. Fuertes' core responsibilities as a commissioner includes psychosocial intervention, community-based trauma healing, and providing a safe space for victims, survivors, and witnesses

SIS professor Wendi Manuel-Scott served as a faculty mentor to student researcher Amaiyahmonet Parker, whose work was featured at the 2026 OSCAR Celebration of Student Scholarship and Impact.

GMU has earned the Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability, becoming one of the first 14 institutions to receive the new classification for integrating sustainability across the curriculum, research, operations, career preparation, and community engagement.

Chen is principal investigator of “AI-Powered Human Rights Education for All: Toward a Better World,” an 18-month interdisciplinary project developing an AI-driven virtual human rights classroom.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is proud to honor Roy Barnett, BIS '18, with the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award in School of Integrative Studies/Bachelor of Individualized Studies.