We meet weekly to create a safe environment where CS/stem majors can share knowledge and experiences and work together toward a common goal of landing your dream job/internship in the computational and technical fields. Some things we plan to do as a group are: Mass apply to internships, Q/A with mentors/experts for internships, share newsletter, info, tips, and tricks, and leetcode practice.  

Undergraduate students will share their research projects at the Celebration of Student Scholarship and Impact.  The event will feature poster presentations, musical performances, videos, food trucks, and more. This event is presented by the Office of Student Creative Activities and Research (OSCAR).

A perfect to catch-up on studying and assignments with others in a low stress enviroment. 

Staff Senate General Meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month, except for January and July. The Mason Staff Senate represents all classified and non-student wage employees, but meetings are open to all employees. For guest speaker information, visit staffsenate.gmu.edu. 

We meet weekly to create a safe environment where CS/stem majors can share knowledge and experiences and work together toward a common goal of landing your dream job/internship in the computational and technical fields. Some things we plan to do as a group are: Mass apply to internships, Q/A with mentors/experts for internships, share newsletter, info, tips, and tricks, and leetcode practice.  

Sign up to attend one of the two remaining Mason 101 sessions for the spring semester. Mason 101 is an opportunity to learn more about the history of George Mason University, the university's organizational structure, resources, and look ahead to our future. Upcoming training dates:  Friday, April 11, from 10 a.m. to noon (virtual)  Friday, May 9, from 10 a.m. to noon (in-person, Fairfax Campus, Merten Hall, Room 2001)  To register for an upcoming session:  Go to masonleaps.gmu.edu Login with your Mason credentials.  In the search bar in upper right corner of the page, search for “Mason 101.”  On the screen that opens, click “Mason 101.”  Available Mason 101 dates will appear. Click on the “Request” button next to your preferred training date.  For questions, contact Philip Stamper, Office of University Branding.