College alumni are cordially invited to join our Alumni Chapter and our friends in the College of Science Alumni Chapter for an evening of tasting and trivia leading up to Mason's Green and Gold Bash.

The GMU Center for Psychological Services was proud to raise almost $700 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) in the past week. Eight team members (and one dog) walked the Out of the Darkness 5K on Saturday, September 16th to help raise awareness for suicide prevention.

Well-being is more than just a concept – it’s a way of living. At George Mason University, we aim to thrive together as a well-being university community. We want to know how you’re doing on your human journey toward greater well-being. Thanks for sharing your story with our community through this form!

GMU Clinical Psychology students administer evaluations through the Center for Psychological Services that help veterans with PTSD struggling with obtaining benefits. One of the vets who we evaluated, went to the paper in Richmond to describe his experience. Of note, this veteran was eventually awarded full service-connected benefits based on our independent evaluation.

The Women Building Bio: the XX Factor conference is a day long event where participants recognize and learn from leading women in the bioscience industry as pioneers paving the path to success.

Read about the changes in skillsets for students around the world in the blog post by ADP student Alexa Roth, and former ADP student Helyn Kim titled, "New data on the breadth of skills movement: Over 150 countries included".

Carryl Baldwin, faculty member in the Department of Psychology, is part of a team that measured the amount of driver mind-wandering that occurred during routine travels. The research revealed a shocking number of drivers were distracted in this way.

Thalia Goldstein, ADP faculty member in the Department of Psychology, writes in Psychology Today about the extent to which audiences relate to fictional characters seen on television.