| Times | Events |
|---|---|
Greek Week 2012Sponsored by Fraternity and Sorority Life. Mason's Fraternities and Sororities compete in fun games while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 | |
Women's History MonthCelebrate the history of women all month long. Women and Gender Studies Center, (703) 993-2896 | |
Southeastern Women Studies Association 2012 ConferenceFairfax Campus, Various Locations Thursday, March 29 – Saturday, March 31. Conference proposals due by November 1. Suzanne Scott, (703) 993-2896, sscott3@gmu.edu, Women and Gender Studies | |
| 10 am - 3 pm | Work Day Work Out Career FairPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center Open to all job seekers and the general public. (703) 993-4705 |
| 10 am - 4 pm | Health & Fitness ExpoJohnson Center, Dewberry Hall Learn more about health and fitness and win free prizes! Office of Alcohol, Drug & Health Education, (703) 993-3687 |
| 12 pm - 1:15 pm | Gender and Human Rights in Latin America: Reflections on EcuadorInnovation Hall, Room 132 Professor Amy Lind of the University of Cincinnati will address how various political actors have addressed the rights of women in the context of Ecuador's shift to the left (2007-Present). Latin American Studies, (703) 993-1413 |
| 12 pm - 2 pm | Mason MilesPrince William Campus Join us for the 3rd Annual Mason Miles event! You'll have a choice between running a 5K or walking 2 miles, with free food and a t-shirt waiting for you at the finish line. Registration deadline: March 15 at 12:00 pm. $10; $5 Mason Students Jackie Inskeep, (703) 993-9779, jinskeep@gmu.edu |
| 12 pm - 2 pm | SCAR: The Present and Future of PracticeArlington Campus, Truland Building, 7th Floor Conference Room Join us for a series of workshops and discussions with a focus on opportunities, methods for engaging in practice and our visions of the present and future of our practice at S-CAR. RSVP to email required. The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, (703) 993-1300, peacemakingpractice@gmu.edu |
| 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm | Executive Education and 9Lenses WebinarOnline Seminar The Associate Dean of Executive Programs, Dr. Roy Hinton, will discuss the importance of applying rapid, standards-driven assessment methodology to Executive Education in order to create truly customized programs that are tailored to the specific needs of your unique team. Free Whitney Caldwell, (703) 993-3181, wcaldwel@gmu.edu, School of Management |
| 6 pm - 7 pm | SPP Workshop: Government Consulting SkillsArlington Campus, Founders Hall, Student Services Suite, Room 560 SPP Alumnus, David Pilch will speak about the relationship between consulting firms and government agencies. Registeration required through SPP JobNet. School of Public Policy, (703) 993-2280 |
| 7:20 pm - 9 pm | Linguistics Weekly ColloquiumJohnson Center, Room D English Department, (703) 993-1160 |
| 7:30 pm | Film Screening: The Next American System - Beyond the Motor CityArlington Campus, Founders Hall, Auditorium Join the Mason Pubic Policy Film Society (MPPFS) for the screening of Blueprint America, a renowned PBS report on regional economic development and transit policy. Followed by a discussion with John McClain, Deputy Director of the Center for Regional Analysis and Erich Zimmermann, Transportation Policy Analysis at Taxpayers for Common Sense. School of Public Policy, (703) 993-2280, mppfs.gmu@gmail.com |
| 8 pm | Mason Players: The Life of GalileoHarris Theatre Written by Bertolt Brecht, translation by David Edgar, directed by Rick Davis. $15; $10 Center for the Arts Box Office, (703) 993-8888 |
| 9 pm | PB Film: Mission Impossible 4: Ghost ProtocolJohnson Center, Cinema Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 |
