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2002 Archive

September

• Countdown to Bond Referendum Now Underway; Kickoff September 4
• Prince William Celebrates Three Significant Events on September 18
• University Research Quandary: Funding Triples but Ranking Slips
• Mason's Facilities, Faculty to be Highlighted at Sept. 18 Convocation
• Renewed Efforts Underway to Identify Additional Budget Cuts
• Academic Affairs Merges with Advising to Streamline Services
• Sept. 11 Events Spur Interest in New Special Topics Courses
• George Mason's Experimental Economics Center is Leader in Field
• The Campaign for George Mason University Tops $83 Million
• School of Management Delivers Special M.B.A. Program to Northrop Grumman Employees
• Holt Offers Strategies to Keep Spam from Clogging Your Inbox
• Digital Archive Continues to Record Sept. 11 Stories
• Greenfeld Heads Advising Office
• Orientation Office Earns Customer Service Award for Summer Work
• George Mason University Foundation Board Elected
• Fuller Appointed As First Dwight Schar Faculty Chair
• Antique Cars Send Faculty Senate Chair Back to School
• Music of Mozart Help Physicist Whistle His Way to Fame
• "September 11: Ask Who Did It, Don't Ask Why"
• George Mason Joins Local Interfaith Group to Remember Sept. 11

May

• General Obligation Bond May Bring Benefit to George Mason
• Master Plan Provides Snapshot of George Mason in the Year 2020
• Struppa's Book Donation Marks Libraries' "One-Millionth Volume"
• State Broadens and Increases Community Service Leave
• Nearly 5,100 Students to Graduate
• Diversity Advisory Board Makes Great Strides
• Spotlight on Graduates
• Dialogue Class Promotes Understanding Across Generations
• New Alma Mater Evokes Patriot Pride and Begins New Tradition
• Special Summer Courses Delve into Sept. 11 Topics
• Beyoghlow's Terrorism Course Is Popular after Sept. 11
• Chemistry Department's Tim Born Battles Bacteria in the Lab
• National Science Foundation Gives High Honors to Sambruna, Mark
• Spotlight on Research
• Mason Faculty Receive Presidential Appointments, Recognition
• Alumni Celebration Recognizes Outstanding Students and Faculty
• 2002 Teaching Excellence Award Winners Announced
• Students and Staff Collaborate to Mediate Resident
• Campus Volunteers Take Care of Stray Cats on Fairfax Campus
• Prince William Staffer Gives Back Through Mentoring Program
• Theater of the First Amendment Gets Six Helen Hayes Nominations
• New Buildings Take Shape on Fairfax Campus
• Class of 2002 Convocation Ceremonies Begin May 16
• Sally Ride to Speak at Science Festival on Fairfax Campus

April

• Special Campaign Gazette
• Board of Visitors Raises Tuition, Addresses Budget Cuts
• Nathan the Wise Set to Be Aired on Local Public Television
• George Mason Launches Fund-raising Campaign on April 6
• SACS Reaccreditation Process Yields Multiple Benefits
• George Mason's Third Decade Begins, Ends with Higher Education Bonds
• CNHS Students Practice Public Health Nursing Globally
• International Dam Project Evaluations Benefit Countries and Science
• Technology, Innovation Are Part of Life for GSE Students
• Spotlight on Research
• Klimoski Named Dean of the School of Management
• Kafatos Selected to Head School of Computational Sciences
• Former CNN Bureau Chief Becomes University Professor
• Professor Leonid Ozernoy Dies
• Engineer Takes to the Dance Floor and It's Strictly Ballroom
• George Mason Women Take to the Links and Enjoy Tee Time
• Reception Focuses on Research, Scholarly, and Creative Accomplishments
• Slatkin Returns for Scholarship Concert

March

• Array of Higher Education Issues Remain to Be Decided
• Spammed Out? What Can You Do?
• Picture Picks Are Now Quicker
• Mason Appreciates Its Employees
• Recalling Mason's Second Decade
• Web-based Writing Guides Are Tool for Students and Faculty
• Ethics Course and Awards Prove Ethics and Business Do Mix
• Project Peak Builds Community
• Adjuncts Bring Expertise to the Classroom, Reap Benefits in Return
• Professor Helps Fight the Spread of AIDS through Science Education
• Spotlight on Research
• Ehrlich To Be Honored at Celebration of Scholarship
• Security Coordinator Joins ITU
• Telecom Manager Devotes Free Time to Ski Patrol
• Mason's Lesser-Known Musicians Abound
• Sept. 11 Digital Archive Captures the Unheard Voices

January

• Programs Grow by 13 Percent
• Mason Celebrates Three Decades as an Independent Institution
• Two Finance Proposals Could Benefit George Mason
• Mason Reaches Out to Employees with Basic Skills Classes
• Final Steps to Reaccreditation for SOM
• Interest in Steganography Puts IT&E Center in Media Spotlight
• TAC Teams with Technology Exam
• Novel Iron Chelator Could Provide Breakthrough in Chelator Therapy
• Software Diagnoses Reasons for Negotiation Impasses
• Spotlight on Research
• University Plans Review of Equity Office
• Continuing Career Program Gives Skilled Retirees Room to Grow
• Faculty and Staff Research Agreements with Industry Save Time, Forge Relationships
• Sports Psychologist Helps Student-Athletes Succeed
• Druckman Appointed to Lynch Chair
• Prince William Employees Choose Healthier Lifestyles
• CAS Outreach Assistant Doubles as Weekend WHFS DJ
• Homecoming 2002: Patriot Knights

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