BA in Integrative Studies

INTS Major - Concentration: Legal Studies | Minor: Forensic Psychology

2025 SIS Outstanding Graduating Student of the Year Award Recipient

BA in Integrative Studies with concentration in Social Justice and Human Rights

BA in Integrative Studies with a concentration in Women and Gender Studies, minor in Leadership Studies

Jordan competed on the women’s club volleyball team, served as a teacher’s assistant for two classes and served as the project manager for augmented reality campus tour research project in the Higher Education program.

2024 SIS Outstanding Graduating Student of the Year Award Recipient

BA Integrative Studies, Concentration in Social Sciences for Education

Already well on her way to a Master's degree while still an undergrad (and maintaining a 3.99 GPA), Sophia is combining her interests in education and history and plans on becoming a educator.

BA Integrative Studies with a concentration in Women and Gender Studies, minor in American Sign Language

Hometown: Southbury, Connecticut

2022 Senior of the Year

Makayla Vaughan is a graduating senior in the integrative studies program with a concentration in legal studies and a minor in leadership. Vaughan has focused on advocating for those who look like her, both inside and outside Mason.

2021 Outstanding Graduating Student Award winner

Sarah Beya is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is majoring in Integrative Studies with a concentration in Leadership and Organizational Development with a minor in Well-Being.

BA, Integrative Studies, 2020

Honors student with a concentration in Social Justice & Human Rights was central in planning, developing, and launching the Honors College Advisory Board.

Experiential Learning Scholarship Recipient

Alexis Green, who is an Integrative Studies Major with a concentration in Childhood Studies, has won a scholarship for the Experiential Learning foundation. She was accepted to participate in the Alternative Break, in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, Experiential Learning program.

2018 Distinguished Alumni - Women and Gender Studies

Tavarez is passionate about student affairs and dedicated herself to serving Mason’s Housing and Residence Life, LGBTQ Resources, and University Career Services during her time as a student.

Putting social justice into action

Carolyn Schorr manages the nation's largest fellowship program for lawyers committed to issues of social justice.

Working in the interest of all students

Christine Gonzales works at the National Association of Education, where she helps in efforts to advocate for students and social justice.

Connecting young people to opportunity and employers

James Williams II works at a national non-profit, where he helps urban young adults find new opportunities in careers and higher education. The aim is to close America's opportunity divide.

2021 Distinguished Alumni - School of Integrative Studies/Bachelor of Individualized Study

Géza Keleman is a double-graduate of George Mason University, earning their bachelor of arts in integrative studies and minors in both women and gender studies with an LGBTQ focus and African & African American studies in 2011, and a Master of Arts in sociology in 2015.  

Helping to unify students through sports

A former Special Olympics athlete himself, Jerry Holy now works in Washington, D.C. at the international headquarters of the Special Olympics, where he serves as the coordinator of Project UNIFY.

Gaining and offering insight through a prestigious marketing fellowship

Haywood Watkins III has covered the globe--living in New York City, Melbourne, and London--for his work in a highly coveted fellowship position with the world's largest advertising company.

Rima Nasser, BA Integrative Studies ’08 Rima Nasser, BA Integrative Studies ’08, is founder and lead designer of TEW Design Studio, a boutique and full-service interior design firm in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The impact of an All Together Different community

As a first-generation college student Raquel Gonzalez, BA Integrative Studies '07 and MS Conflict Analysis and Resolution '12, didn’t have the benefit of a lot of guidance or even a clear idea of what they wanted to do once they accomplished the actual goal of getting into a college. Part of their journey to figure out where they belonged and what they wanted to do, included changing colleges to find the right community.

2018 Distinguished Alumni - School of Integrative Studies

Williams has more than a decade of service in corporate-level executive administration, amassing extensive experience in organizational management, office management and operations, public affairs administration, facilities management planning, purchasing/inventory control, conflict resolution, and mediation.

2022 Distinguished Alumni - School of Integrative Studies/Bachelor of Individualized Study

Sarah Godlewski is Wisconsin’s thirty-sixth State Treasurer. She took office on January 7, 2019 and serves as the state’s chief financial officer.

2022 Distinguished Alumni - Staff

Rachel Quinn is the assistant vice president of events and operations in the Office of University Branding at George Mason University. Quinn has worked in the event office at Mason for 17 years in a variety of roles.