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| The George Mason University Alumni E-Newsletter | January 2009 |
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Alumni Association & Chapter News
For information on other Mason Alumni activities, visit the Alumni Events Calendar.
University News |
From the Campus Scene
Then-President-elect Obama delivered a major economic speech at Mason's Center for the Arts on January 8. Photo by Evan Cantwell Patriot Sports
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Alumni Association News |
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Alumni are invited to join students, faculty, and staff for an evening of reflection to celebrate Dr. King's legacy on Wednesday, January 28 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Johnson Center's Dewberry Hall on the Fairfax Campus. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski III. Please join us! EVENT INFO>
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Former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, is the inaugural speaker for the School of Management's Johnson & Strachan Distinguished Speaker Series. He will speak on February 5 in the Center for the Arts on the Fairfax campus. Tickets are free, although space is limited. Reserve your tickets today! EVENT INFORMATION>
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No one has SWAGGER like us! Plan to join fellow alumni and the entire campus community for Homecoming 2009, February 8-14. Alumni Association highlights will be a reception for faculty/staff alumni, a beer-tasting event, and a VIP (Very Important Patriot) hospitality tent at the annual pre-game block party on Saturday, February 14. HOMECOMING INFO> |
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Mason Symphony Orchestra Alumni Concert On February 17 at 8:00 p.m., Mason’s Symphony Orchestra will present an alumni concert featuring many accomplished alumni musicians. All alumni are invited to attend this exciting musical event in the Concert Hall on the Fairfax campus.
The following alumni are scheduled to participate:
A special pre-performance reception will be held in the Concert Hall, and all alumni are invited to attend. For complimentary tickets, please contact Professor Anthony Maiello, at 703-993-1383 or amaiello@gmu.edu, and tickets will be left at the will call window in your name on the evening of the performance. |
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College of Visual and Performing Arts Hosts 4th Annual "Arts in the Real World" The CVPA Alumni Chapter hosts
its 4th Annual "Arts in the Real World" career evening on Wednesday,
February 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the Alumni Atrium in Mason Hall on the
Fairfax Campus. Please join us for a FREE dinner buffet,
networking opportunities, and career advice from a panel of CVPA alumni
from art and visual technology, dance, music, theater, film, and arts
management. For more information, please contact Leticia Moreno at lmoreno1@gmu.edu. |
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University News |
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Obama Delivers Major Economic Speech at Mason Mason's Center for the Arts Concert Hall was the venue for then-President-elect Barack Obama's major address on the economy, which he delivered on January 8. MORE>
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The New York-based education services company features Mason on its list of America’s 100 “Best Value” colleges for 2009. Mason is the only school in the Washington, D.C., region to be selected. MORE> |
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Mason Partners with Consultants to Guide Government In the interest of better public policy, the relationship between federal government employees and contractors is getting scrutiny by Mason academics and consultants. |
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Merav Opher, assistant professor in Mason's Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Science, has been selected to receive the distinguished and highly competitive Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). MORE> |
Patriot Sports |
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On Saturday, January 31, the Patriot men’s basketball team takes on the Old Dominion Monarchs in Norfolk. Mason alumni and friends from the Hampton Roads area are invited to enjoy food and fellowship at a pre-game social and then watch a great game. MORE> |
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Mason junior Richard Edgar, a midfielder on the men's soccer team, was one of six recipients of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Scholar-Athlete Award for the fall sports season. Edgar, a psychology major, had an impressive 3.96 GPA. MORE>
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