October 4–6, 2013
Welcome Back, Fellow patriots! Alumni Weekend has arrived. And once again, we all have another opportunity to reminisce with friends, to reconnect with a place that helped shape our lives, and to renew our commitment to Mason. As you travel through campus, you will see new structures, redesigned roads, and mounds of freshly overturned soil, all of which are the unmistakable signs of a growing university. Despite these changes, I hope you will notice that the essence of Mason remains constant. Our alma mater is still a nurturing academic community that supports students’ intellectual and personal growth. Each of us has contributed to that sense of community, and I encourage you to find new ways to support Mason’s mission to transform lives. While walking the paths you once tread as a student, reminiscing about your journey through Mason, take a little time to ponder Mason’s future. Current and future Patriots will follow in your footsteps, and we want them to succeed. So, ask yourself: What can I do to make their journey a little easier? Whether it is donating to a scholarship fund, mentoring a student who wants to follow a career path you have traveled, or hiring a Mason student, each contribution makes a difference. We’ve all blazed new personal trails as we have progressed through our lives, yet we are indebted to those who came before us. They paved the paths that we traveled. They knocked down barriers so we could follow. We can repay those debts by paying them forward. As a supportive member of the Mason community, however you choose to pay those debts forward, I have no doubt you will arrive at the right answer for you and Mason. With Patriot Pride, Rodney W. Turner, JD ’93
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Open Recreational Facilities Mason Recreation would like to encourage all Alumni Weekend participants to use our facilities during the weekend. The Recreation Athletic Complex (RAC), Aquatic and Fitness Center, and Skyline Fitness Center on the Fairfax Campus, along with the Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center on the Prince William Campus, will be available during this time. Facilities guidelines • All family members must be accompanied by an Alumni Weekend participant. • Proper attire must be worn in the facilities. • No jeans are allowed in the fitness areas. • Closed-toe shoes must be worn in the fitness and gym areas.
Johnson Center Cinema World War Z Friday, 6 and 9 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. Pacific Rim Saturday, 9 p.m.
Geek Week Marathon Sunday Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life, noon Dune, 2 p.m. Batman (1989), 4:40 p.m. PeeWee’s Big Adventure, 7:30 p.m..
Gunston Hall Visit the estate of our university’s namesake, George Mason’s Gunston Hall, in Mason Neck,Virginia. Present this program to receive the special admission rate of $5 all weekend. The estate is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
DC Segway Tour For guests who book with the discount code “gmu2013alumni” either online or over the phone at 877-734-8687, a $5 discount per person will be offered on any Segway or bike tour through October 31.Visit www.citysegwaytours.com or capitalcitybiketours.com.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Friday, October 4 A Reading with University Professor Alan Cheuse and MFA Alumni 4 to 5 p.m. Mason Hall Meese Board Room Cost: Free Mason creative writing professor and NPR book critic Alan Cheuse joins recent alumni from the MFA fiction program for a reading. Cheuse will read from his recent collection of novellas, Paradise or Eat Your Face, and alumni will share selections from their own forthcoming books.
CHSS Fourth Annual Distinguished Alumni Reception 5 to 7 p.m. Johnson Center, George’s Restaurant By invitation only This celebration features distinguished alumni from each academic department within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
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Mason Alumni at The Park 5 to 11 p.m. The Park at 14th Street, Washington, D.C. Cost: $5 Join the Black Alumni Chapter for socializing and good music on the exclusive fourth floor of The Park at Fourteenth.
Alumni Authors Library Induction 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The Well at The Mason Inn Cost: $10 Fall for the Book and The Well will induct the library's first alumni authors. Join us for cocktails and appetizers and hear your fellow alumni read from their books before they’re added to The Well's growing library.
Annual Business Alumni Celebration 6 to 9:30 p.m. The Ritz Carlton–Tysons Corner Cost: $125 This reunion and networking event will celebrate our alumni with a cocktail reception, dinner, awards presentations, and keynote message from Mario Cardullo, inventor of the E-ZPass.
The Policy (and Tasting) of Wine: Mason Entrepreneurs Create Great Wine and a Successful Business 6 to 8:30 p.m. Arlington Campus, Founders Hall, Multipurpose Room Cost: $10 Join School of Public Policy faculty, fellow alumni, students, and our special guests as we talk a little policy and taste a lot of great wine from The Winery at Bull Run.
Global Jewish Leaders Shabbat Dinner—Insight into Uganda’s Jewish Community 5:45 to 8:30 p.m. Johnson Center, Third Floor, Room A Cost: Free Join the Mason Hillel community and young activist Shoshannah (Susan) Nambi for a Shabbat dinner at Mason. Nambi is warm, articulate, and the first Jewish woman to represent her community on this annual tour. A product of the high school that Kulanu helped to create, Nambi is among the first Abayudaya women to graduate from university. As a former youth leader, an active Jewish learner and participant in her congregation, and an administrator in organizations that address issues of women’s health, Nambi will present a fresh perspective on the roles of women in the Abayudaya community and the challenges they face.
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Volgenau Annual Alumni Dinner
Inaugural Alumni Weekend Drag Show
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mason Inn Conference Center and Hotel Cost: $20 The Volgenau Alumni Board welcomes alumni and their guests to a wonderful dinner at the Mason Inn. This annual event is becoming a must-attend event for Volgenau School alumni to meet and to engage in discussions about the future direction of the school.
Women’s Volleyball vs. St. Louis
8 to 10 p.m. Johnson Center Atrium Cost: $5 The Lambda Alumni Chapter invites you to this special show featuring Mason alumni drag queens that will entertain all while raising funds for the Lambda Alumni Scholarship Fund. Ophelia Bottoms, a well-known performer in the Washington, D.C., area, will be the emcee for the evening. All are welcome to attend! Once endowed, the Lambda Alumni Scholarship will benefit LGBTQ-identified Mason students.
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An Evening under the Stars
Aquila Theatre: Twelfth Night 8 p.m. Center for the Arts Cost: $44, $36, $22 Mason Alumni and their families receive a 15 percent discount. The gifted actors of this renowned British American theater troupe bring William Shakespeare’s brilliant poetry to life in this delightful production that includes an original musical score.
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8:30 to 10 p.m. Research Hall, Observatory Cost: $5 Have you ever wanted to look at the stars, planets, galaxies, and more? Come visit the College of Science’s observatory for a tour with Mason astronomer Harold Geller and a chance to view the night sky through our 0.8-meter telescope. Should the weather prevent viewing via the telescope, an alternate presentation will be made.
“Mason Memories” Made Here
Whether it is your wedding, your meeting or your special event, make your “Mason Memories” at The Mason Inn Conference Center & Hotel. Your family, friends and coworkers will enjoy… • Delicious dining at Boxwoods Restaurant • Wonderful signature drinks such as the Fuzzy Gunston at The Well Lounge • “Stress Free” meetings in a world-class IACC Conference Center • Complimentary parking • Comfortable Rooms • Being close to all of the action of campus life including the Patriot Center and Center for the Arts
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Saturday, October 5 COS Meet the Dean Open House 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Exploratory Hall Cost: Free Take a tour of the beautifully renovated Exploratory Hall, formerly Science and Tech Building II. At noon, meet Acting Dean Peggy Agouris and hear what she has to say about what’s ahead in the college.
Inaugural CEHD Alumni and Family BBQ 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Krug Hall Cost: $5 Bring your children and friends, catch up with classmates and favorite professors, and meet with Dean Mark Ginsberg. There will be great food, music, and a pumpkin patch for the littlest Patriots.
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Lunch and Learn Cost: $5 A new addition to Alumni Weekend! Return to the classroom to hear from Mason experts. Lunch will be provided. “Who Are These People?: The People Behind the Names on the Buildings” Presented by Mason archivist Bob Vay, ’92, ’99 Noon to 1 p.m. Johnson Center, Room D Finley, Krug, Thompson, Robinson, Fenwick, Hazel—Who are these people? No, this is not the beginning of a Jerry Seinfeld rant from the 1990s. Those lucky enough to attend George Mason spent a lot of time in buildings bearing these names and the names of others who made important contributions to Mason. This presentation will put a face and a story behind the names. Positivity and Productivity at Work Presented by Mason faculty member Steve Gladis, ’84, ’95, and Beth Cabrera, Mason’s First Lady and a research fellow at the Center for Consciousness and Transformation Noon to 1 p.m. Johnson Center, Room C Research in positive psychology shows that people who experience more positive emotions achieve higher levels of success. Learn how to use the power of positivity to help people achieve greater success and well-being, and how to enhance employee performance and engagement.
Inside the College Admissions Process Presented by Amy Takayama-Perez, ’96, ’02, Mason’s Dean of Admissions Noon to 1 p.m. Johnson Center, Room A What lies ahead as your children prepare their college applications? Are applications completely online? Is a video submission required? What’s the ratio of applicants to those admitted? What can you expect from the whole process? Learn from Mason’s Dean of Admissions Amy Takayama-Perez, who is not only an experienced admissions officer, but a Mason alumna. Mapping #MasonNation Presented by Mason researcher Anthony Stefanidis of the Department of Geography and Geoinformation Science 1 to 2 p.m. Johnson Center, Room E Where in the world is Mason Nation? With the proliferation of social media, a new type of geospatial information has emerged. By tracking and mapping social media posts, we gain dynamic information about people and their activities. Join Anthony Stefanidis and colleagues from the Center for Geospatial Intelligence to learn how they are mapping the contours of #MasonNation itself by mapping Patriot tweets.
All Politics Is Local: Mason’s Role in Richmond Presented by Mark Smith, Director of State Government Relations 1 to 2 p.m. Johnson Center, Room B Mark Smith, Mason’s new director of state government relations, speaks about the university’s relationship with the General Assembly and the Governor’s Office in Richmond. Learn about lobbying, advocacy, and the difference alumni can make.
George Mason University Libraries: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 1 to 2 p.m. Fenwick Library Cost: Free University Libraries takes you back in time as University Library staff share the recently acquired, handwritten Mason family account book.
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Let’s Build 25 More! 2 to 4 p.m. Early Identification Program Office, Student Union Building I Cost: Free Learn more about the Early Identification Program, founded in 1987, as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. The “Let’s Build 25 More!” theme will propel the program to 25 more years of success with the help of our alumni.
CHSS Third Annual Beer and Honey Tasting What’s the Big IDEA?– The Future of the University 2 to 3 p.m. Johnson Center, George’s Cost: Free Join President Ángel Cabrera for coffee and dessert, and hear firsthand how the words innovative, diverse, entrepreneurial, and accessible—what we call the Mason IDEA—position us to fulfill the promise of higher education. Talk with the president about his first year at Mason, hear how he’s worked with the university community to develop the Mason vision, and learn more about the role alumni will play in the future of the university.
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4 to 6 p.m. Johnson Center, Dewberry Hall Cost: $20 The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is teaming up with Port City Brewing Company (@PortCityBrew) and the New Century College’s honey bee field station to bring you a happy hour featuring food pairings, a wide selection of delicious beers, and honey tastings!
CHHS Special Donor Reception 4 to 6 p.m. Nguyen Engineering Building By invitation only Dean Thomas R. Prohaska, PhD, from the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS), hosts this reception to celebrate the opening of the school’s functional performance lab.
Student and Young Alumni Leaders Reception 6 to 7 p.m. Johnson Center, 2nd Floor, Northwest Lounge Cost: $10 Young alumni leaders from the classes of 2009 through 2013 are invited to attend. Student leaders in attendance will represent campus organizations such as Student Government, Mason Ambassadors, Greek Life, Student Media, and many others. Share your Patriot Pride with current students and young alumni leaders.
School of Law Class Reunions 6 to 8 p.m. Hazel Hall, Arlington Campus Cost: Early Bird $35, General $45 The School of Law welcomes all of its alumni to a class reunion evening. For this year’s reunion, a special invitation is extended to alumni celebrating their 5th and 10th years since graduation, as well as those with class years ending in 3 and 8.
The Green and Gold Bash 6:30 to 9 p.m. Fairfax Campus Cost: Early-bird $35; General Admission $45 Eat, drink, and be merry‌The evening kicks off with a special performance by Doc Nix and the Green Machine! Then whet your appetite with tapas, paella, and other culinary creations by the people responsible for Jaleo, Oyamel and The Bazaar. Sangria, wines, and beers will complement the international cuisine. Capture the moment in our eightperson photo booth, get a quick caricature by our talented artists, and finish up the night by dancing to mixes by the one and only Chris Styles.
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American Festival Pops Orchestra: Saturday Nite Fever 8 p.m. Center for the Arts Cost: $48, $40, $24 Mason Alumni and their families receive a 15 percent discount. Mason music professor Anthony Maiello serves as the conductor and artistic director of this accomplished ensemble and welcomes Mason's own Mike “Doc Nix” Nickens and the Green Machine pep band for a special guest appearance. The orchestra welcomes its devoted fans and Mason alumni for a celebration of popular music of the 1970s and 1980s including the many eras of rock music, hit musicals, and memorable movie and TV themes.
Aquila Theatre: Fahrenheit 451 8 p.m. Hylton Performing Arts Center, Prince William Campus Cost: $44, $36, $28 Mason Alumni and their families receive a 15 percent discount. Catch Ray Bradbury’s gripping tale brought to life by the acclaimed BritishAmerican touring troupe, Aquila Theatre. 12
Saturday Night at the Bistro 8 to 11 p.m. Johnson Center, Bistro Cost: $30 Join us to relive your experience in the JC Bistro with Projeck GP, a band that will stimulate your senses to create a dazzling reunion experience. Enjoy tasty hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, a silent auction, door prizes, and time for reconnecting. Sponsor a Student for $20. Hosted by the Black Alumni Chapter.
An Evening under the Stars 8:30 to 10 p.m. Research Hall, Observatory Cost: $5 Have you ever wanted to look at the stars, planets, galaxies, and more? Come visit the College of Science’s observatory for a tour with Mason astronomer Harold Geller and a chance to view the night sky through our 0.8-meter telescope. Should the weather prevent viewing via the telescope, an alternate presentation will be made.
Ensuring the Next Generation’s Access to Higher Education Your support directly benefits two important programs at George Mason University.
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• The Early Identification Program (EIP) is a college preparatory program for middle and high school students in Northern Virginia who will be the first in their families to pursue higher education.
• The Student Transition Empowerment Program (STEP) is an initiative to enhance the recruitment, engagement, and retention of first-generation and historically underrepresented college students at Mason.
To find out more, contact Phil Hunt at phunt1@gmu.edu, or support the future by giving at supportingmason.gmu.edu. Where Innovation Is Tradition
Sunday, October 6 Alumni Weekend Champagne Brunch 10 a.m. to noon Mason Inn Conference Center and Hotel, Boxwoods Cost: $10 Wrap up Alumni Weekend with this special alumni brunch.
Catholic Mass and CCM Alumni Reunion 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Robert Bellarmine Church Cost: Free Catholic mass will be held at 11 a.m. followed by a reception for Catholic Campus Ministry alumni at noon featuring our famous meatballs!
Women’s Soccer vs. St. Louis 3 p.m. George Mason Stadium
Chamber Orchestra Kremlin 4 p.m. Center for the Arts Cost: $50, $42, $25 Mason Alumni and their families receive a 15 percent discount. This dynamic Russian chamber orchestra presents a brilliant concert of classical music including works by Elgar, DvorĂĄk, Shostakovich, and Bach.
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