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Children learning art at Salama Africa in the Dzaleka Refugee Camp In Malawi.

Folklore professor traveled around the world in 90 days for research project

Lisa Gilman, funded by a State Department Council of American Overseas Research Centers Multi-Country Research Fellowship, spent the summer completing her research on art initiatives by refugees around the globe.��Learn more about her work and the refugee artists.��

male and famale dancers performing Ballet Hispanico

Ballet Hispánico

Recognized as one of America’s cultural treasures, Ballet Hispánico celebrates the ever growing and multifaceted Hispanic diasporas through vibrant dance in this Hispanic Heritage Month performance. As a�� the dance company will engage with the community and students through a variety of events, classes, and discussions during the week surrounding the performance.

A Black man wearing a blue blazer and white button down open collared shirt, leans against a tree on campus on a sunny day.

In the media: George Mason builds up state’s cybersecurity workforce (Virginia Business)

Virginia leads the nation with over 53,000 cybersecurity job openings, and ��AV is crucial in filling this gap through hands-on training, partnerships, and targeted initiatives. VP Andre Marshall outlines the university's efforts to strengthen the state's cybersecurity workforce.

Internship Series

Marking a decade of success at Mason Korea

In this episode of Access to Excellence, President Gregory Washington is joined by former campus dean of Mason Korea Robert Matz and K-pop expert and assistant professor Gyu Tag Lee to discuss the growth of Mason Korea, K-pop's influence on global culture, and what's in store for George Mason on the Incheon Global Campus.��

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