The Center for Social Science Research (CSSR) is a multidisciplinary research center within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. CSSR offers a variety of research method options, including:
The center draws on faculty from various disciplines—sociology, anthropology, public policy, psychology, and communication, among others. These faculty bring their expertise to bear on some of the most pressing social, behavior, and political problems facing contemporary society.
The Fairfax County Community and Recreation Services department presented four of George Mason University’s Center for Social Science Research staff members with Distinguished Colleague Awards on May 6. The award was for continuing work the office conducted with Fairfax County, according to Lee Clark, office manager of the center.
Clemson professor James Witte will leave Clemson to join Mason’s Sociology and Anthropology Department and head the Center for Social Science and Research. CHSS caught up with Witte in a question and answer session, here’s what he had to say.
