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Events and Deadlines

Freedom Without Walls
Fall of the Berlin Wall Events
November 09, 2009

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Underground Undergrads: UCLA Undocumented Immigrants Speak Out
Book Talk and DVD Presentation
November 12, 2009, 01:30 PM to 02:30 PM

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AIDS Quilt Display
December 01, 2009, 11:00 AM to 04:15 PM

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In The Spotlight

Faculty Awarded Stimulus Funding

Two faculty members received more than $1-million for research. Read More >>

Chinatown

English Students to Help Plan Smithsonian Folklife Festival

As part of their course work, Professor Yoonmee Chang’s spring 2010 Honors seminar students will help plan and prepare the 2010 Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Students from ENGL 414 (American Chinatowns) will have an opportunity not only to study ethnography but also to practice it. Read More >>

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College Announces 5th Course Campaign

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences announces a course enrollment campaign aimed at attracting students to courses known for engaging teaching and interesting topics. Students who enroll for twelve credits can take an additional three credits for free, and the fifth course can be used as opportunity to take a course outside your major requirements. The list of targeted courses ranges in subject from Arms and Armor to Peace Studies. Read More >>

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Mason’s MFA Writing Program Ranked in Top 50

According to the new Poets and Writers issue (November/December), George Mason University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program is ranked No. 37 in the Top 50 programs in the country. Read More >>