Carter School Alumni Virtual Happy Hour with the Dean
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Join Dean Özerdem and fellow Carter School alumni for a happy hour toasting the new academic year! Wednesday, September 23, 2020 4 to 6 p.m. Learn about our plans for the future as we seek to build meaningful engagement with our alumni community. Feel free to submit feedback and questions in advance at tcsalum@gmu.edu! |
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Career Thursday Job Talk with Caroline Chisolm, '15 |
Caroline Chisolm, '15 considers herself a connector, bringing people from all backgrounds together to improve their collective communities. Join this virtual webinar where Caroline will share her experiences as a business development specialist and active volunteer. Register here. |
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Check It Film Screening and Virtual Dialogue |
Check It follows a group of African-American gay and transgender youth in one of Washington, D.C.'s most violent neighborhoods who form their own gang for camaraderie and protection. Watch the film at your pace and login to the virtual discussion between 6-7:30 pm. More information.
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#Adulting: Real Estate Investment Basics |
Join us for Mason's first #Adulting webinar series to learn all the tips and tricks behind real estate investment. This webinar will cover a first time look at real estate investment and how to financially plan for that next step. Register here. |
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A Celebration of Arts by George |
This year's A Celebration of ARTS by George! will be an e-vening like no other. Streamed live on social media and GMU-TV, the event will take a look back at the tremendous success of ARTS by George! during the past 14 years. Learn more. |
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Freshman with global worldview ready to tackle her next adventure at Mason Celine Apenteng may only have one biological sibling, but she regards nearly a dozen people from around the world as her sisters. This "extended family," as she calls them, and Apenteng's travels abroad, have had a profound impact on her view of education. |
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Spaces for peace and creativity advance long term objectives for change What does it mean to take up space for peace? Monica Curca, an affiliate of the Mary Hoch Center for Reconciliation, found herself mulling this question over during her participation in the Black Lives Matter protests in Washington, D.C., at the beginning of June. As the interim director of +Peace and the founder of Activate Labs, Curca was at the forefront of efforts between nine D.C.-based peace organizations to create a model for what would become a series of "peace activations" within the broader protest movement taking place at Black Lives Matter Plaza. |
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Better Evidence Project The Better Evidence Project (BEP) launched this spring to create the most informed understandings of what works to effectively prevent wars and resolve conflict. Learn more about BEP's exciting progress and research funding in their inaugural newsletter. |
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