College of Humanities and Social Sciences
College of Humanities and Social Sciences

CLS Adjunct Professor Kevin Fornshill's special topics undergraduate course on hate crimes is highlighted on front page of the Washington Post.

The students involved in these projects come from a variety of disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience. These student-centered projects are representative of cutting-edge interdisciplinary research projects at the interface of the humanities and sciences.

The 2017 Conference on Character Assassination in Theory and Practice welcomed U.S. and international researchers who represented nearly 30 colleges and universities, as well as practitioners in crisis management, journalism, and public relations.

Rising Mason senior Ashley Whimpey reflects on winning the Betty Endicott Scholarship and her hopes for pursuing her interests in communication, broadcasting, well-being, and mindfulness.

Valencia Long, MAIS '17, believes that her work in women and gender studies has enhanced her skills in understanding other people, respecting their values, and seeing where their opinions and positions stem from.