Nov24
Thanksgiving Recess (University Closed)
November 24, 2021, 12:00 AM to November 28, 2021, 11:59 PM
George Mason University is closed in observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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George Mason University is closed in observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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A Scoping Review Presented by Dr. Amy Best, Dr. Elizangela Storelli, Dr. Andrew Lee, Kellie Wilkerson and Fanni Farago
This presentation will outline the process and challenges of conducting research and work with community partners, present findings from the scoping review study, and discuss lessons learned regarding the features and practices of community partnering.
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An Introduction to the San Giuliano Archaeological Research Project
Online lecture by Dr. Nikhil Deb (Murray State University)
"In this presentation, I analyze the ways in which slow violence and neoliberalism intertwine in the production of social and environmental destruction, evident in the lingering devastation from the 1984 Union Carbide catastrophe in Bhopal, India."
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Education and the Crisis of Care
This presentation explores the work that schools and teachers do to respond to students’ needs within the context of longstanding racial and economic inequities and standards-based accountability. It highlights the ways that teachers have organized to demand a living wage and affordable health care for themselves and the provision of basic services for students, families and communities. Join us for a dialog and discussion about social reproduction, educational inequities, and methods of resistance in contemporary public education.
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Please register for the upcoming Research Support Overview and Refresher. This event will provide CHSS faculty at any stage of career with information about the support the college and university offer to assist faculty with submitting applications for external funding and how awards are managed once they are received.
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Now more than ever, we need a rebirth in our approaches and relationships to one another, our overarching institutions, and innovations. Public sociologists can help ensure equitable and sustainable approaches to the problems that impact us all at a time when creative and inclusive inter-collaborative resolutions have never been needed more. Interdisciplinarity can guide and inform the task of reimagining and implementing inclusive, data-driven approaches to solving these complex problems. Join the Public Sociology Association's 7th annual Public Sociology conference around Building an Interdisciplinary Community through Public Sociology October 20th-22nd on Zoom!
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CHSS faculty and staff, please join Dean Ann Ardis virtually for the semi-annual State of the College event on September 27 from 2:30 - 3:30 pm.
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CSSR Education and Health Research Hub Event
This panel explores the process of publishing community-engaged research (CER) and participatory action research (PAR).
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