Carter School Pop-Up Shop is Open!
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From now until October 23, Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution alumni can visit an online pop-up store to purchase Carter School shirts, hoodies, water bottles, and car magnets. To keep prices down, we are selling directly from the vendor and offering items at cost. Show your Carter School spirit in your home communities, place of work, and anywhere your travels take you! Items are expected to ship two weeks after the store closes. |
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Mason Nation Thriving Together Virtual 5K |
Join the Mason Nation for the first annual virtual 5K! Walk, run, or jog, this is an event for the entire family. It is free to compete with a commemorative t-shirt available for purchase. All participants who complete their 5K between October 15-18 are eligible for prizes. Learn more. |
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Continuing and Professional Education is hosting BDO and Jenner & Block who will analyze the top issues facing government contractors as we enter the new government fiscal year. Free to attend with CPE, CLP, or CLE credits available for $45. Registration. |
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Well-Being Virtual Open House |
Learn more about the Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-Being program from Pam Patterson and Ellen Fulton. Drop in between 12-12:45pm to discuss how becoming a certified leadership coach can strengthen your success. Register here. |
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From Jerusalem to DC, Mason alumna dedicates her life to solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Fakhira Halloun, PhD '19 holds two contradictory identities: She is Palestinian and an Israeli citizen. It wasn’t until she began facilitating peace dialogues between Israelis and Palestinians in Jerusalem in 2000, that she realized Palestinian citizens of Israel could be the missing link in bridging ties between the two groups. |
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Mason's Carter School prevails in pandemic. Here's what is on the horizon for its first year. In the midst of a pandemic that pushed the spring 2020 semester online, George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) was undertaking the largest change in its 40-year history—becoming the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution. It was a move that put the school’s expertise to the test. |
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"The Arlington Forward series is Mason's open invitation to engage in dialogue and idea exchange about all aspects of digital innovation and the impact digital technology has on humans in the rapidly changing world around us," said Liza Durant, Mason's associate provost for strategic and community engagement. |
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