Fostering a Culture of Student Scholarship

George Mason University aims to improve student success through increased participation in and celebration of undergraduate research and creative activities. Scholarship is valued as a core practice of the Mason student experience.

  • T. Mills Kelly with "Dead in Virginia" class

    History professor, T. Mills Kelly, visits a cemetery with students in his "Dead in Virginia" class on historical research methods.

  • Nathalia Peixoto and students

    Nathalia Peixoto, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, works with students in the lab.

  • Rachel Bergman and students

    Rachel Bergman, professor in the School of Music, interprets a piece with her music theory students.

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Collaborative Projects Scholarship Development Grants Awarded

Monday, April 23, 2012 OSCAR has award the first two Collaborative Project Scholarship Development Grants to the Diversity Research Group and the Honor's College University Scholars Program.
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