Mason Research Development Services
Meet Andre Marshall, Mason’s vice president for research, innovation, and economic impact, at the Second Annual Research and Scholarship at Mason Orientation and Refresher, to be held virtually on January 19, 2022 from 9:00am – 2:00 pm.
Details »An introductory workshop for faculty new to Hypothesis, a social annotation tool that allows students and instructors to collaboratively annotate web pages and PDFs online.
Details »Mason Faculty Affairs and Research Development Interactive Workshop Series
Obtaining funding for your research, scholarship and creative activity is an integral part of many academics’ lives. Knowing both how to find funding and meet the requirements of the funding opportunity is key. Moreover, grant writing and developing a successful grant proposal is completely different from other forms of academic writing – and it’s a tough skill to teach yourself. Join this interactive workshop designed to help you identify funding opportunities, explore general differences in funders and funding opportunities, and learn about key elements of successful proposals.
Details »A workshop for faculty familiar with Hypothesis, the social annotation tool. Examples of collaborative annotation activities from different disciplines will be covered.
Details »View the online presentation of the 2022 I Love My Librarian! award, honoring George Oberle, assistant professor, Department of History and Art History, director of the Center for Mason Legacies, and history librarian with University Libraries.
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Join Mason’s Folklore Program Studies program on-line or in-person for an open house. Meet professors, current students, and learn what careers you can enjoy with graduate degree in folklore studies!
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Dr. Alison Dundes Renteln, a Professor of Political Science, Anthropology, Law, and Public Policy at University of Southern California, joins us for this event.
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Climate change and extreme weather events are already forcing millions of people to move, but current migration laws were not designed with climate migration in mind. On this webinar, experts will discuss how climate change creates migration, what steps the United States can take to respond to this new challenge, and how immigrants are part of the solution.
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AVACGIS Guest Lecture Series with Lisa Nielson (Case Western Reserve University)
