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The Mason Gazette
Articles By S-CAR
Abstract: Being able to communicate effectively across differences of age, gender, language, culture and political orientation is a highly useful skill. Just...
Abstract: Mason’s Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR) is hosting South Ossetian and Georgian civil society-based peace builders this...
Abstract: In 1948, in the wake of the human atrocities committed by Nazi Germany, the U.N. General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Prevention and...
Abstract: What motivated 58 students from 17 majors to gather last Thursday afternoon to talk about an election already debated for two years? Were two years...
Abstract: “Barack Obama’s election represents a major step forward in the struggle for African Americans to become fully included in American...
Abstract: In a weekly series running from now until the election, the Mason Gazette will present the views of Mason faculty experts on a variety of important...
Abstract: This year, 1,450 Americans - six of whom are Mason students or alumni - will travel abroad through the U.S. Fulbright Student Award. The number of...
Abstract: A new study from a Mason researcher finds that professors who adopt an attitude that is often disparagingly called "politically correct"...
Abstract: Selected from a highly competitive national pool of applicants, two Mason students were awarded Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowships by the...
Abstract: The First Amendment Lounge at the National Press Club was filled to capacity on Monday when members from the international and national media, Mason...
Abstract: A professor from George Mason and one from Harvard teamed up to conduct a study that is attracting national attention because its results contradict...
Abstract: Vanessa Noël Brown and Salome Tewelde, graduate students in conflict analysis and resolution, have been awarded the prestigious David L. Boren...
Articles About S-CAR
Abstract: All college students rely on internships to gain experience in the career fields they plan to work in after graduation. But for skills-oriented...
Abstract: All college students rely on internships to gain experience in the career fields they plan to work in after graduation. But for skills-oriented...
Abstract: In 1948, in the wake of the human atrocities committed by Nazi Germany, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Prevention...
Abstract: The Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR) Alumni Chapter has named PhD student Jana El Horr as this year's recipient of the Mary Lynn...
Abstract: Christopher Mitchell, formerly professor of international relations at The City University, London, has joined Mason's Center for Conflict...