The importance of storytelling in game development is apparent now more than ever. Comprised of industry veterans and professional storytellers, our speakers/workshop leaders will help game designers and writers hone their skills to suit this powerful medium, and generate new ideas to create stories of their own. Free and open to the public thanks to The Whitfield Foundation.

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Be well prepared and test-wise for the next exam. Open to Mason students.

Person, Place, and Time: Lifecourse Associations of Diet, Environment, and Host Microbiome.  Presented by Cara Frankenfeld, Associate Professor at George Mason University.

The Human Rights and Global Justice Working Group 3rd Annual Film Series on Global Justice. Al Mas Alla explores the impact of drug trafficking on poor, rural Mexican communities. Discussion to follow. 

Arts after Atrocity: Global Human Rights and Local Representations of Violence and Resistance. An international symposium brings together artists, filmmakers, scholars, and those affected by violence to discuss how the arts are used to understanding power, truth, and justice.

For faculty and staff needing assistance with issues related to eVA, reconciliation, Banner Finance, food and beverage, travel, and PI reports. No appointment necessary.

Join us for the Thelma Z. Lavine Memorial Lecture with Professor John J. McDermott, University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Humanities and holder of the Melbern G. Glasscock Endowed Chair in the Humanities at at Texas A&M University. Professor McDermott will discuss Connected Emptiness: The Erosion of Face-to-Face Pedagogy.

Join us for our third annual Isreali Culture Night! Enjoy food, dancing, music, and educaiton about Israel and feel free to bring your friends!