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Congratulations to the Women's Volleyball team clinching a spot in the A-10 tournament! "Tonight was the sweep we needed for our program," said head coach Aylene Ilkson. "The whole team worked so hard this week in preparation and I think it really paid off. I just continue to be impressed with the grit and fight of our women." #MasonNation #GetPatriotic @masonathletics https://ift.tt/2SHUaE7
Good morning, Patriots! Have you ever seen a golden sunrise on the water with the George Mason Crew Club @gmucrew at Fountainhead Regional Park (20 minutes from the Fairfax Campus)?! #MasonNation #TB https://ift.tt/2D0QF6o
What would you study if you had a free hour this weekend? #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2CWXmGm
Choose your own adventure. #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2SDCauo
Pumpkin decorating, smashing, t-shirt sale and a raffle at the SUB I quad sponsored by Sigma Chi to benefit the Huntsman Cancer Institute! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2qlaT35
Green and gold. . . and red, orange, and yellow! Stay golden Patriots! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2zgtGRe
It's that time of year to get ready for next season/semester! #MasonNation #MeetwithYourAdvisor advising.gmu.edu (scroll down to find your advisor and/or access FAQs) https://ift.tt/2Rg9gz2
Good morning, Patriots! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2qa6r75
Students joined the Well-Being team to express gratitude on campus today! #GMUGratitudeProject #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2ApID5k
Happy National Day on writing! #WhyIWrite #HowIWrite #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2AiOHw6
Good morning, Patriots! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2yotlMr
What a beautiful autumn day on campus. #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2PcUmfO
When Callie Brownson became quality control coach for Dartmouth’s football team, she had no idea she was making history as the first full-time female Division I football coach. Even now, after all the attention, including stories by the Associated Press, Sports Illustrated and The Washington Post, Brownson said the whirlwind is still difficult to believe. “To me, it was kind of crazy there hadn’t been another female coach at this level,” she said. That Brownson was the first did not surprise those who knew her at George Mason University, from where she graduated in 2016 with a degree in Health, Fitness and Recreation Resources. Charley Casserly, the former Redskins general manager who taught Brownson in a sport management class, called her a self-starter, detail oriented and smart. Craig Esherick, the former Georgetown men’s basketball coach and associate director of Mason’s Center for Sport Management, recalled a student who blossomed during an internship with a health and fitness company. “She had a forward-facing position and really got involved with client relations,” Esherick said. “Those types of experiences, they help you with dealing with 50, 60, 70 players. She’s used to talking to different types of people and making arguments that support a company.” “I don’t want to be the first female Division I coach,” Brownson said. “I want to be the first of many.” read more about Brownson on the Mason newsdesk: https://ift.tt/2EchWF8 Photo by Matt Risley/Dartmouth Athletics #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2RCCUj1
Five Supreme Court justices joined the George Mason University community Thursday to honor their former colleague and the namesake of Mason’s Antonin Scalia Law School, at a “trifecta of celebrations” that culminated in the unveiling of a new statue and dedications around the school. “Justice Scalia once said that he thought the worst opinions in his court had been perhaps unanimous decisions because he thought there was nobody on the other side pointing out all the flaws,” Mason President Ángel Cabrera noted. “Let his name and his statue be a reminder to all of us, faculty and very importantly students, of the importance of reasoned, informed, vigorous, and civil debate of ideas to move us forward as a university, and most importantly, as a society.” Dean Butler echoed the sentiment in a video played at the ceremony: “My hope is that when our students see this statue they will be inspired to apply the same rigor that Justice Scalia applied every day of his career.” This event marks the second time a contingent of the Supreme Court has visited Mason to honor Scalia. The first was at the Antonin Scalia Law School dedication ceremony in October 2016 with Justices Anthony M. Kennedy, Stephen G. Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor, as well as Kagan, Thomas and Alito. Named one of the top 20 law programs by Shanghai’s Global Ranking in 2018, and consistently ranked among the top 50 law schools in the nation by U.S. News and World Report, Mason is a premier destination for law students who want year-round access to opportunities for high-level connections, internships, and employment in different areas of government, at federal agencies, and at private law firms. Justice Thomas commended the work of Scalia Law School, as well as the Mason community, in his final remarks. “Justice Antonin Scalia certainly did his job right,” said Justice Thomas. “And this law school, this extraordinary statue, and your presence here today will go on to perpetuate his memory and continue his amazing work." Read more about the ceremony on the Mason Newsdesk: https://ift.tt/2ILtiyz #MasonNation photo by Lathan Goumas/Strategic Communications https://ift.tt/2CwFZg5
That feeling when you are done with mid-terms and it's Thursday! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2RqHRLA
Career Fair today (STEM today) and tomorrow (Oct. 4th is Non-Tech day) from 11:00am - 4:00pm on the Fairfax Campus in Dewberry Hall, Johnson Center. Visit careers.gmu.edu to view the employers, preparation tips, and sponsors! #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2QtG9Il
It's beautiful outside and almost time for Rock the Block in Old Town Square! Be there. . . When?: 6:30pm - 9:30pm Who will win the traditional Challenge Cup Corn Hole game between @masonstudentgov and the City Council?!! Come enjoy live music featuring the band JunkFood, food vendors, and more! Where: 10415 North Street, Fairfax #MasonNation https://ift.tt/2QjXi7d