This site contains the mission statement for Academic Advising Center and links to advising resources and several Mason publications.
This site contains the mission statement for Academic Advising Center and links to advising resources and several Mason publications.
This site has links to academic calendars for the next three semesters, a three-year calendar, a listing of holidays, and exam schedules.
This site includes information about the Mason Honor Code and processes.
Links to all academic departments, colleges, schools, research programs, centers, and institutes at George Mason University.
This site is designed to provide all members of the George Mason University Community easy access to information regarding the physical and programmatic accessibility of all Mason campuses and programs.
This site gives employees access to the Financial Reporting System, Employee Tracking System, Centralized Applications, Employee Information Screens, and the employee’s personnel information.
This website provides the full text of the handbook, published by the Office of the Provost. Site includes information on policies, appointment procedures, and evaluations.
Site includes information about the application process (including online), the Schedule of Classes, the Mason Course Catalog, and general information about George Mason.
This site provides course and faculty information for the African American Studies minor.
This website contains the text of the Drug and Alcohol Policy. For more information about specific drugs and alcohol, or community resources, please contact the Office of Alcohol, Drug and Health Education.
Mason Alert is an alert system that allows George Mason University to contact you during an emergency by sending a text messages to your: cell phone, e-mail, pager, and/or BlackBerry/Treo. When an emergency occurs, authorized senders will notify you using Mason Alert. Mason Alert is your personal connection to real-time updates, instructions on where to go, what to do, or what not to do, who to contact and other important information.
Site of the George Mason chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society. Includes information on current and former officers, meeting schedules, and links to other Alpha Epsilon Delta chapter home pages.
Alpha Phi is a Panhellenic Sorority on George Mason’s campus. Our interests and involvement includes social activities, Intramural sports, academic achievements, on campus activities, Student Government, and community service particularly in the area of supporting Heart Care.
Site of the George Mason chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a national co-ed service fraternity. Includes information on officers and members, service opportunities, and the history and bylaws of Alpha Phi Omega, as well as a chapter calendar and photo gallery.
Alpha Xi Delta is a national Panhellenic sorority. This website contains information about the Iota Alpha chapter at George Mason University.
Site includes alumni message board, alumni activities, services, and chapters, The Mason Spirit (alumni newsletter), alumni e-mail registry; volunteer and career opportunities, and sports and arts information. Sponsored by the office of Alumni Affairs.
Site of George Mason chapter of the American Marketing Association. Includes information on the association’s mission and members, current events, FAQs, and links to related sites, such as the AMA’s collegiate home page.
Describes activities performed within the Mason chapter and links to national and surrounding chapters to keep members, faculty and prospective students informed on activities
Ancient Greek philosophy: reading it, thinking it, doing it.
George Mason University Announcements, compiled by Information Services. Site contains general information for students and faculty, the academic calendar, and information about Mason sports, movies, concerts, and cultural events.
This departmental site includes information about faculty, courses, and the Anthropology Club, and provides links to other anthropology-related resources.
Volition is George Mason University’s Undergraduate Creative Magazine. It publishes poetry, prose, and visual art.
This program provides funding and support to Mason undergraduates wishing to work closely with a faculty mentor on a research project or creative endeavor. Participants have opportunities to present their work at professional conferences and other events.
Events serving food and beverages at any Mason campus must use a caterer on the Approved Caterer List and follow the procedures for scheduling and paying the caterer.
George Mason University’s Aquatic Center was designed to provide aquatic opportunities for the broadest spectrum of campus life with an evenly balanced program of recreation, instruction and competitive activities. The University now has an exceptional facility to host world-class and swimming events, as well as a state-of-the art recreational facility for the entire University community.
This link connects with the website of George Mason’s Arlington Campus. Maps/directions, community resources, as well as information on programs, libraries, and campus news and events are available.
Site of the George Mason chapter of AFCEA. Includes AFCEA’s history and mission statement, member profiles, meeting and conference schedules, scholarship opportunities, and other AFCEA links.
The Department of Art and Visual Technology is located in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, and offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in both studio and digital arts with concentrations in Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Interdisciplinary Arts (InterArts), Graphic Information Design, Photography, and Digital Arts.
The Assistive Technology Initiative (ATI) operates under the Office of Equity & Diversity Services, reporting directly to the ADA Coordinator. The ATI works collaboratively with other units within the Mason community to develop and coordinate implementation of a university-wide plan to ensure equivalent access for individuals with disabilities to information technology and communications. This is achieved through the use of adaptive equipment and the provision of technical assistance to all university departments/units.
Auxiliary Enterprises manages a group of departments under the Office of Administration umbrella. Overseeing both
university departments and contracted departments, Auxiliary Enterprises strives to bring the highest quality
auxiliary services to Mason departments, students, and visitors.