The fall 2026 AI training schedule is now available on the AI Toolkit. Please review the details of these trainings and sign up early. Additional training options will be added throughout the semester, so be sure to check back regularly.
For more information, visit the ITS website.
Invest in yourself, connect with colleagues, and recharge with the George Mason community at this year’s Faculty-Staff Enrichment Day (FSED) on Wednesday, October 21.
This year’s theme, People First, Future Ready, celebrates the people who make George Mason thrive while exploring the skills, ideas, and strategies that will shape the university’s future. Join colleagues from across the university for engaging workshops, networking opportunities, and interactive sessions designed to inspire new ideas and connections.
All George Mason employees are invited to participate, and supervisors are encouraged to provide flexibility during work hours so faculty and staff can attend.
For updates and detailed info, be sure to visit the Faculty-Staff Enrichment Day webpage. Questions? Contact us at [email protected].
The Mason Working Moms Support Group is one way faculty, staff, and students can come together, discuss the issues confronting working mothers, and perhaps motivate changes on campus. The group will kick off fall network meetings on Wednesday, September 9 at 12:00 in the Women and Gender Studies Center, Johnson Center, Room 240K, or via Teams. These networking meetings are available to women interested in sharing stories and being part of an informal organization of working mothers.
For more information, please visit the Mason Working Moms Support Group website.
Check the Parking and Transportation Services website for more details on available options for staff.
George Mason Shuttles’ fall service is set to start on the following dates. All shuttles are free with a valid Mason ID.
For additional information about shuttles, refer to the Parking and Transportation website.
What: OPEN HOUSE
When: Wednesday, March 25, 2026 Noon – 1PM
Where: Merten Hall Room 3300 and via Zoom
More info and Zoom link: toastmasters.gmu.edu
VP of Membership: Rupa Mehta
email:[email protected]
George Mason’s Center for Community Mental Health (CCMH) is enrolling participants in their spring therapy groups; Binge Eating, General Anxiety, Positive Parenting, Teen Social Anxiety.
Call 703-993-1370 or email [email protected] to register.
CCMH provides quality mental health care on a sliding scale for members of the George Mason community and beyond. Services include individual therapy, group therapy and psychoeducational assessments.
For more information about CCMH and their services, please visit the CCMH website.
The Outstanding Achievement Awards celebrate the hard work, dedication, and achievements of Mason’s faculty and staff across several award categories in support of the university’s values and mission.
Many thanks to everyone who took the time to submit a nomination and recognize the outstanding contributions of so many deserving George Mason faculty and staff! In 2025 we received a 146% increase in nominations compared with 2024! The full list of awardees is below.
Save the date and join the celebration! No RSVP needed for attendees.
Event Details:
Tuesday, April 15
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Dewberry Hall, Johnson Center
Livestream link available on the OAA website
Adjunct Faculty Service Award
Campus Culture Champion
Civility Star
David W. Rossell Quill Award
Excellence in Action Award
Exceptional Support Award
George Mason Legacy Award
Goldie and Diane Hattery Award for Excellence
Innovation Award
Jade Barricelli Spirit of Advising Excellence Award
Margaret C. Howell Award
Martha J. Reiner Award for Quality Customer Service
Mason Faculty Alumni Award
Mason Staff Alumni Award
Mentorship Excellence Award
Nancy Murphy Mason Spirit Award
Outstanding Supervisor Award
Patriot Pathbreakers Award
Rick Holt Active Transportation Advocate Award
Rising Star Award
Sustainability Hero Award
Wage Employee Service Award
Reach out to [email protected] with questions!
