| Times | Events |
|---|---|
Women's History MonthCelebrate the history of women all month long. Women and Gender Studies Center, (703) 993-2896 | |
Love Your Body WeekAlcohol, Drug & Health Education, (703) 993-3690 | |
| 10 am - 12 pm | Emerging LeadersThe Hub, Room 2400 Eight-week course designed to introduce leadership topics to a cohort of new and beginning leaders. Topics include leadership styles, managing conflict, stress management, and more. Leadership Education and Development, (703) 993-4186 |
| 10 am - 8 pm | When The House Burns Down: Deborah LashJohnson Center, Gallery 123 Photography exhibition When The House Burns Down by Mason alumna Deborah Lash. The series follows two children throughout the summer in an empty world devoid of people and possessions, exploring the texture of intimate relationships. Walter Kravitz, (703) 993-7203, ekravitz@gmu.edu, School of Art |
| 10:30 am - 11:45 am | Academic Skills Workshop: Motivation and Goal-SettingStudent Union Building I, Room 3129 This workshop examines the power of higher education and its role in your future. Learn why it is important to look at the big picture when planning your course work and choosing your major. Open to Mason students only. Counseling and Psychological Services, (703) 993-2999 |
| 11 am - 12 pm | Statistics SeminarJohnson Center, Room B Spring 2012 weekly statistical seminar, featuring speakers from academia, private industry and the government. Statistics Department, (703) 993-3645 |
| 12 pm | Noon MassStudent Union Building I, Room A Father Peter Nassetta will celebrate Mass for Mason students, faculty and staff. Kathy O'Hare, (703) 425-0022 |
| 12 pm - 8 pm | OIPS D.C. Treasures Series: Newseum + Jazz NightWashington, DC, Newseum and Westminster Presbyterian Church Join other international students for a visit to Newseum, followed by Jazz Night at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Birgit Debeerst, bdebeers@gmu.edu, Office of International Programs & Services |
| 3 pm - 4:30 pm | Department of Computational Social Science SeminarResearch Hall, 3rd floor, Center for Social Complexity Suite From personal to impersonal exchange in ideas: Experimental study on the performance and behavioral properties of markets in patents. Presented by Eskil Ullberg, Visiting Research Faculty, Interdiciplinary Center for Economic Science, George Mason University. Free Karen Underwood, (703) 993-9298, kunderwo@gmu.edu, Computational Social Science |
| 4 pm - 5:30 pm | Experimental Economics Seminar: Yoram HalevyArlington Campus, Truland Building, Room 648 Remarks on Revealed Preference and Parametirc Estimation of Utility presented by Yoram Halevy, University of British Columbia. Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science, (703) 993-4719 |
| 4:30 pm - 8 pm | Family Fun and Film Night: Puss in BootsPrince William Campus, Occoquan Building, Verizon Auditorium Join us for an evening of free crafts, popcorn and pizza! This even is open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend. Jackie Inskeep, (703) 993-9779, jinskeep@gmu.edu |
| 6 pm | PB Film: ImmortalsJohnson Center, Cinema Eons after the Gods won their mythic struggle against the Titans, a new evil threatens the land. Mad with power, King Hyperion has declared war against humanity. Secretly chosen by Zeus, Theseus must save his people from Hyperion and his hordes. Program Board, (703) 993-2925 |
| 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | Friday Night Fun at FreedomPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center For children ages 5 to 12. Activities include a variety of competitive games, upbeat activities, swimming and pizza. Please pack a bathing suit, towel and tennis shoes. Participants must be registered the day before the event at 10pm. $18 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513 |
| 7 pm | Concert: Big Time RushPatriot Center Better With U Tour. Tickets SOLD OUT. Doors open at 6:00 pm. $49, $39, $29 Patriot Center Box Office, (703) 993-3000 |
| 7 pm | Soul FoodJohnson Center, Room C Part of Black/African Heritage Month. A night of intercultural mix of traditional African American and Latin soul food and music. Diversity Programs/Multicultural Resources, (703) 993-2700 |
| 8 pm | Mason Players: This is Our YouthPerforming Arts Building, Room 105 Written by Kenneth Lonergan, directed by Bethany Galyen. Theatre Department, (703)993-1120 |
| 8 pm | Walnut Street Theatre: ProofCenter for the Arts, Concert Hall This critically acclaimed theater company—from America’s oldest continuously operating theater—presents a luminous and touching play about fathers and daughters, genius and insanity, legacy and truth. $40; $32; $20 Center for the Arts Box Office, (703) 993-8888 |
| 8 pm | PB Annual Battle of the BandsThe Hub, Ballroom Bands will compete for a cash prize and a possibility to open at the Mason Day Concert. At least one member of the band must be a student at Mason. Applications are due on February 17 and must include a sample of the bands music. Program Board, (703) 993-2925 |
| 9 pm | PB Film: New Year's EveJohnson Center, Cinema Set during New Year's Eve in New York city, this movie follows several people and how the day affects them. Program Board, (703) 993-2925 |
