Yes, we are working to ensure that students will still be able to put their Mason Impact projects on their transcripts. Given the challenges, it will be trickier to fulfill the “professionally communicated through a presentation, publication, or performance to an audience beyond the classroom” criteria. We are working on solutions for students to present Read more about Will I still be able to put my Mason Impact project on my transcript?[…]

Yes, for virtual presentations. Students who are accepted to present their projects virtually are encouraged to apply to the USTF for reimbursement of any expenses for virtual presentations, even though the students are not technically traveling. Please apply at least 30 days before the presentation.

The Fall Celebration will be a virtual celebration.  Please continue to check our website and social media for updates on the virtual Fall Celebration of Student Scholarship and Impact.

You should be proactively reaching out to your mentor to seek guidance about your project and any trainings or rules you must follow to be able to complete your project in the lab, field, or face to face. You and your mentor must follow the research continuity guidelines. Please do not come to campus if Read more about I am a student, what should I know about continuing to participate in my research?[…]

Please consult the Safe Return to Campus Page for information about research continuity. Please make sure that you and your students have any necessary permissions and/or trainings before working in the laboratory or the field, or collecting data in person.