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The original Next System Fellows leaflets posed several thought provoking questions to their readers: “Where is our society going, and where does it need to go? How do we get there, and what must we do to get there?” By posing these questions, the program implies it can provide answers to them. And perhaps it can. But essential is the pedagogy involved. By calling students to address the systemic challenges of the 21st century, the Next System Fellows program invites students to become a part of creating solutions. 

Join the Teachers of Tomorrow in collecting books for students in the DMV area from April until the end of May 2018.

The Exchange is one of the largest international gatherings for college and university professionals to learn and share leading practices for embedding social innovation in higher education.

Learn more about the opportunities to study abroad. Information on scholarships and financing will be available.

Each spring the College of Humanities and Social Sciences recognizes academically talented freshmen with the Freshman Academic Achievement Award. Recipients of this award are invited to apply for a Freshman Academic Achievement Scholarship.

Authors Emma Copeland, a sophomore in Global Affairs, and Taylor Pigram, a sophomore in Government and International Politics and Cornerstones student as a freshman, wrote this as part of their work in Mason’s chapter of the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network.