Registration Priority Dates for the Summer semester: 

• March 17th - Grad Students & Seniors
• March 19th - Juniors
• March 23rd - Sophomores & Non-Degree ADVANCE students
• March 25th - Freshmen
• March 27th - Non-Degree students 

Make an advising appointment to register for your Summer 2026 courses. 

SIS Scholarships and Award Applications are due NEXT Sunday, April 5th.

Open to ALL SIS Majors (INTS, BIS, HDFS, & EVSS): 

• First Generation Scholarship
• Lucas Leadership Scholarship
• SIS Founders Endowed Scholarship 

Open ONLY to SIS FRESHMEN (INTS, EVSS, & HDFS): 

• Jon Sultan Writing Award

Open ONLY to INTS Majors: 

• Drs. Surya & Cecil Howard Book Fund

Open ONLY to BIS Majors: 

• BIS Endowed Scholarship
• Jack Fahey Giving Back Endowed Scholarship
• Linda D. Hemm Endowed Scholarship (Juniors & Seniors)
• Dr. Kenneth Thompson Scholarship 

200-LEVEL COURSES:

• INTS 202-A01: Public Speaking & Critical Thinking Skills - taught by Assoc. Prof. David Powers Corwin on MW 4:30-7:10PM at Horizon Hall 1009 (Hybrid - 4 credits)
• INTS 210-A01: Sustainable World - taught by Assoc. Prof. Andrew Wingfield (Online - 4 credits)
• INTS 249-B01: Digital Literacy - taught by Assoc. Prof. Gregory Unruh (Online - 4 credits)

300-LEVEL COURSES:

• INTS 301-B01: Science in the News - taught by Mariah Wakefield (Online - 3 credits)
• INTS 304-C01: Social Movements & Community Activism - taught by Assoc. Prof. Shayna Maskell (Online - 4 credits)
• INTS 316-A01: Intro to Childhood Studies - taught by Assoc. Prof. Julia M. Shadur (Online - 4 credits)
• INTS 317-A01: Issues in Family Relationships - taught by Prof. Pamela Garner (Online - 4 credits)
• INTS 334-001: Environmental Justice - taught Assoc. Prof. Michael Gilmore (Online - 4 credits)
• INTS 336-B01: Poverty, Wealth & Inequality in the US - taught by Assoc. Prof. Samuel Frye (Online - 3 credits)
• INTS 362-A01: Social Justice & Human Rights - taught by Assoc. Prof. Benedict Carton (Online - 3 credits)
• INTS 391-B01: Understanding Integrative Studies - taught by Marty Abruzzo (Online)

 IT'S SCIENCE CAREERS WEEK! 

Science Careers Week is your chance to learn about a variety of jobs and experiences in a dynamic career field. During the week of Mar 23-27, students are invited to participate in panel discussions investigating multiple disciplines, including forensics, sustainability, research, and more. Don’t miss your chance to get insights and make connections you won't find anywhere else. All the details are in Handshake: https://tinyurl.com/scienceweekGM

International Student Workshop: Sharing Our Journeys

International students at George Mason University are invited to participate in a student-led virtual workshop exploring transition, belonging, and well-being. The workshop is part of a project, Fragmented Selves: Sharing Our Journeys, which examines the socio-psychological and physical effects of adjusting to life at Mason. Participants will have the opportunity to share their experiences, connect with other students, and contribute to research highlighting how international students build community and resilience. The workshop will be held on March 31 from 5–7 PM on Zoom. Interested students can sign up before March 30 using the link here or by contacting Ramya Karthik (rkarthik@gmu.edu) or Dr. Al Fuertes (afuertes@gmu.edu).