The College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) advances inquiry and teaching about our shared humanity and experiences, and engages scholars from across the college and university, and with external collaborators to address humanistic and social issues from a variety of perspectives.  The CHSS Research team in the Dean's Office works to showcase and support the research, scholarship and creative works (RSCW) across the college.  We work to provide support and guidance related to externally funded research, chartered research centers, and many college and university funded initiatives.

Our CHSS Pre-Award Research Administrators work with those interested in securing external funding for their research, scholarship and creative works.  Drawing upon best practices in research development and research administration, CHSS Research provides tools and resources to develop competitive applications that convey the importance and timeliness of the proposed work.  We also coordinate with CHSS Post-Award, and with Mason's Office of Sponsored Programs to facilitate and streamline this important avenue of support for our researchers.

 

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ACE VA Network  Annual Conference

ACE VA Network Annual Conference

Friday, June 5, 2026 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM EDT
Fuse at Mason Square

The American Council on Education (ACE) Virginia Network will be holding their 2026 Annual Conference on June 5 at Fuse at Mason Square in Arlington, Virginia. This year’s conference, “Navigating Rough Waters,” will explore how leaders at all stages of their academic and administrative careers chart their way through complexity with clarity, compassion, and strength. Register by June 3, 2026!

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Through six grand solutions for one grand challenge, George Mason is committed—with an initial five-year, $15 million investment—to a multi-disciplinary approach that prepares future leaders to build a sustainable world.  Learn how the students, faculty, staff, and the community are already hard at work on George Mason’s Grand Challenge Initiative website