University campuses vary widely in whether, how, and when they organize LGBT Pride observances. Here at Mason, Pride Week takes place in late March / early April (close to the end of the Spring semester, but prior to June when many students are off-campus for the summer). Activities include speakers
Uranus and Neptune: The Outer Ice Giants A Grand Tour of the Solar System This lecture is Presented in partnership between George Mason University Observatory and Smithsonian Associates. Purchase tickets Uranus and Neptune are the planets furthest in our solar system from the sun. Each was discovered in a new
Verizon Auditorium, SciTech Campus & virtually via Zoom
Register to attend. Galileo's Science Cafe : Novel Antimicrobials/Antivirals Presented by Barney Bishop , an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. His research focus includes: Humans and other animals produce a diverse array of biomolecules with potential biomedical applications. He is interested in studying the immune systems
Interested in Attending? Submit an abstract by February 9 or Register to attend before March 15 . View this year's schedule The Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Earth Sciences (AOES) of the College of Science at George Mason University, with support from the Chandran J. Shukla Endowed Fellowship and the
Speaker: Qi Wang, George Mason University Title : Genetic drift and its mathematical models: computation, analysis and applications Abstract : Genetic drift describes random fluctuations in the number of gene variants (alleles) over time. Mathematical models of genetic drift, such as Wright-Fisher, use discrete stochastic processes to model the dynamics
Are you hoping to work in a lab, but aren’t sure how to market your skills and academic experience on your resume? Join us to learn what it takes to create a strong resume for jobs and internships requiring knowledge of lab procedures and techniques. Get insider tips on what
Employers will be on campus to network with students searching for all kinds of positions in the health and science industry with a special section for nursing candidates. This event is open to all Mason students and alumni. No registration is required.
How can I use my MPH degree to advance my career? This virtual panel brings together Mason MPH alumni who work in different sectors to share insider information on applying for public health jobs. This event is presented in collaboration with the College of Public Health.
Join us for an astronomy talk by University of Arizona's Ann Zabludoff followed by a visit to Mason’s observatory. Weather permitting, tour guides will provide a viewing of the cosmos with a particular focus on the planets and moon. In the event of clouds, guides will give a tour of
REGISTER TO ATTEND by Monday, March 25, 2024. Do you teach a STEM course but feel that your students lack motivation? If you answered yes, you aren’t alone. Since the pandemic, professors across the country have been expressing that they have noticed a general trend in reduced student motivation. In