| Times | Events |
|---|---|
Pride Week 2012Celebrate the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Questioning community with events all week long. Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2731 | |
Asian Pacific American Heritage MonthOffice of Diversity Programs & Services, (703) 993-2700 | |
Pride Week 2012: Fox-May Scholarship AwarenessJohnson Center, Kiosks The scholarship, organized by StandOUT, is given to someone who displays strong support of the LGBTQ community. Stop by the Johnson Center, Kiosks during the week to find out more information. Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2702 | |
Student Government Spring ElectionsStudent Government's annual Spring Elections. The positions being elected this term are 30 seats of the Student Senate, Student Body President & Student Body Vice President. Want a say? Now's your chance! Melissa Masone, (703) 993-1314, mmasone2@gmu.edu, Office of Student Involvement | |
| 8:30 am - 4:30 pm | Spring Break Sports and Recreation CampPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center Ages 5-12. Camp will include sports and recreation, arts, crafts, swimming and fun. Send camper with tennis shoes, snacks, lunch, swimsuit and towel. Register at least one week in advance to avoid cancellation. Before and after care included. $45/day Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513 |
| 9 am - 5 pm | Primary Source Research: An Exhibit for Student ScholarsFenwick Library, C-Wing, Exhibit Space This exhibit is designed to introduce students and faculty to the archival resources housed in the University Libraries. Since 1978, the University Libraries has collected rare books, Mason-related historical materials, and historical manuscript collections in its Special Collections & Archives unit. Exhibit runs through June 1. Free Leah Richardson, (703) 993-2220, speccoll@gmu.edu, Special Collections & Archives |
| 11 am - 3 pm | Pride Week 2012: Season OpenerJohnson Center, North Plaza Come join Mason's Pride Week Committee and the Mason LGBTQ community at our outdoor fair with vendors selling pride gear, community organizations, and music. Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2702 |
| 12 pm | Noon MassStudent Union Building I, Room A Stations of the Cross services. Kathy O'Hare, (703) 425-0022 |
| 3 pm - 5 pm | SCAR Dissertation DefenseJohnson Center, Room D Fault Lines: An Analysis of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1933-1948 presented by Victoria J. Barnett. The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, (703) 993-1300 |
| 4 pm - 5 pm | Krasnow Seminar: Kathleen CarleyKrasnow Institute, Room 229 Dynamic Network Analysis of Conflict Situations. Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study, (703) 993-4333 |
| 4 pm - 6 pm | Pride Week 2012: Community Service ProjectJohnson Center, Kiosk A Learn more about this year's Pride Week service component is focused on raising awarencess and providing support for DC's LGBTQ homeless youth. Stop by a kiosk for details! Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2702 |
| 5 pm - 7 pm | Pride Week 2012: Let's Talk About LeatherStudent Union Building I, Room 4210 Join us for a very exciting, innovative and provocative program. We'll watch a leather themed movie and discuss the myths and realities of the leather community. Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2702 |
| 5:30 pm - 7 pm | Career Services Workshop: Behavioral InterviewingStudent Union Building I, Room 3311 Behavioral based interviewers ask questions to uncover specific skill experiences and behaviors they are looking for in candidates. Learn how to be prepared to answer these interview questions and present your skill sets in the best light. University Career Services, (703) 993-2370 |
| 7 pm | Vision Series: Josh PadenCenter for the Arts, Concert Hall Religion and Conflict Resolution in Africa: The Case of Nigeria. Presented by John Paden, Robinson Professor of Internal Affairs. Heather Conover, (703) 993-8770, hconover@gmu.edu |
| 7 pm | School of Public Policy Ph.D Information SessionArlington Campus, Founders Hall, Room 126 For prospective Ph.D. students to obtain programmatic and admissions information and meet the program director, admissions staff, and current doctoral students. Free School of Public Policy, (703) 993-8099, spp@gmu.edu |
| 8 pm | Concert: Jazz WorkshopHarris Theatre Free School of Music, (703) 993-1380 |
| 8 pm - 11 pm | Pride Week 2012: ShondesJohnson Center, Dewberry Hall, South The Queer Feminist band The Shondes will be jamming with StandOUT. Come out for a night of equality and music. Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, & Questioning Resources, (703) 993-2702 |
| 8:30 pm | Astronomy ObservationResearch Hall, Observatory Use the telescope to see into space. In inclement weather, the session will be held a week later. School of Physics, Astronomy and Computational Science, (703) 993-1276 |
