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Alumni Travel Program

The Alumni Association has partnered with Mason's Center for Global Education to provide alumni with an official travel program. Alumni are invited to take advantage of a wide variety of travel opportunities, which are also offered to Mason students, faculty, staff, and the local community. Check out the Global Education website for more details. Bon voyage! 

Upcoming Trips

New Year's in Turkey, December 29-January 6
Highlights include Istanbul, Kusadasi, Pamukkale, and Cappadocia.

Springbreak in Germany, March 9-17
Highlights include Munich, Berlin, and Potsdam.

Springbreak in Greece, March 9-17
Highlights include Athens, (the Acropolis including the NEW Acropolis museum, the Erechtheum, the Parthenon, the Nike Temple, also Constitution Square with the House of Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the National Archaeological Museum, Kerameikos, and the Old Olympic Stadium); Olympia, (especially Hera's and Zeus's Temples); Corinth; Mycanae; Epidaurus; Delphi, (including Apollo's temple, the Athenian Treasury, and the Sphinx of the Naxians); Kalambaka,  (the Meteora Monasteries); Pella and the Macedonian Tombs; Thessaloniki, Mount Olympus; the Byzantine Castle of Platamonas; the beautiful Valley of Tembi; and the famous Thermopylae Pass!

Springbreak in Memphis, TN: March 10-17
CHSS Dean Jack Censer and Southern Historian Dr. Jane Censer invite you to join them this spring break in Memphis, where Rock 'n Roll was born and the Civil Rights Movement took its most tragic turn. Visit Graceland, Elvis’s grand estate; tour the National Civil Rights Museum, where Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated; ride down the Mississippi on the Delta Queen Riverboat; travel to Oxford, where William Faulkner lived; and take a stroll on historic Beale Street, home of the blues with more than 25 live music venues and shops. Of course, no trip is complete without feasting on Memphis BBQ!