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Students can request a selective withdrawal through the Registrar's website. Courses that are selectively withdrawn will show up on a transcript as a W.

The Nonprofit Fellows are a select group of students who earn a minor in Nonprofit Studies through a semester-long immersion experience. Spring 2020 applications are due October 20, 2019. After the deadline, applications will be reviewed depending on availability.

Nathaniel Greenberg will discuss his new book, "How Information Warfare Shaped the Arab Spring: the Politics of Narrative in Tunisia and Egypt", (EUP 2019). Through detailed analyses of Russian, U.S. and Arab information operations in North Africa, Greenberg argues the preservation of a functional democratic sphere in an age of misinformation will require coequal investment in the algorithms of digital-detection technology and the ‘aesthetics of communication,’ a renewed sense of awareness in the power of art and rhetoric to shape the way we see the world. Nathaniel Greenberg, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor and head of the Arabic Program at George Mason University. In 2011 he wrote about the Arab Spring from Egypt for The Seattle Times and from 2012-2013 he was a postdoctoral fellow in Strategic Communications for a federally-funded project examining public discourse in post-revolutionary North Africa. "How Information Warfare Shaped the Arab Spring" is Dr. Greenberg’s third book. His previous works include "Islamists of the Maghreb" (Routledge 2018) with Jeffry R. Halverson. And "The Aesthetic of Revolution in the Film and Literature of Naguib Mahfouz" (Lexington 2014), winner of the 2014 ACLA Helen Tartar First Book Award.

Please come and join us for the one of the upcoming Elementary Education PK-6 Info sessions! Registration Required.

Gain career advice and network with some of the nation’s leading communication professionals. Interactive, small-group mentoring sessions offer an opportunity to speak to 20 professionals representing a wide range of career paths – corporate communication, media production, journalism, marketing, public relations, and more. Explore your future now! Don’t wait until you graduate.

Take a guided van tour of one of the most incredible conservation research facilities in the world. Dine with students and staff in our on-site Dining Commons. Step inside a dorm room, and see the classrooms and labs where lectures and activities take place. Learn about the amazing, hands-on, immersive educational opportunities that await you as an SMSC semester student!

Learn how to edit the pages of your website; add events and articles to your homepage. Become acquainted with all the features of the college web system called CHSSWeb. General review all CHSSWeb applications. The session is designed for new CHSSWeb editors in need of training. Please RSVP.

The workshop is designed to explore the unique ideas and themes Du Bois and Locke used when assessing the Black America of their era, and how many of these ideas, themes, and projections may have relevance for us today, both within and beyond the university.