Sep18
Self Withdrawal Period
September 18, 2019, 12:00 AM to September 30, 2019, 11:59 PM
Students can self withdraw on their own through Patriot Web. Courses that are self withdrawn will show up on a transcript as a W.
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Students can self withdraw on their own through Patriot Web. Courses that are self withdrawn will show up on a transcript as a W.
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Co-presented with the Center for the Art of Translation
Join us for our third annual Day of Translation co-presented with the Center for the Art of Translation. All panels and events will take place on the George Mason University campus in Fairfax, Virginia.
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The GMU Department of History and Art History, with the generous support from the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia, invites you to attend a free lecture by Professor Kathleen DuVall of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, on, "THE VIEW FROM NEW ORLEANS: INDIANS, IRISH, AND SPANIARDS IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION."
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Students can request a selective withdrawal through the Registrar's website. Courses that are selectively withdrawn will show up on a transcript as a W.
Details »School representatives from George Mason’s graduate programs will be in attendance as well as representatives from graduate admissions and graduate programs across the United States. We expect a very large turnout of prospective graduate students for this event. Make sure to register online to confirm your participation as space is limited.
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Oct 7, 4:30pm: Producer Michael Gottwald (Beasts of the Southern Wild and Tchoupitoulas) will screen and discuss Patti Cake$, a 2017 film set in strip-mall suburbia and following an underdog’s quest for fame and glory with humor, raw energy and some unforgettable beats.
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Join us for refreshments to learn more about the Arlington Fellows program! After a program overview, former fellows will share their experience and answer questions. Our fellowships are open to all majors. Apply now for Spring 2020!
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3 Days | 150 Authors
George Mason's MFA in Creative Writing Program, in partnership with Mason Libraries, hosts several acclaimed writers per semester. While visiting campus, these literary artists instruct our graduate students, network with friends and writers, and deliver a reading for the public. Please join us!
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