CLS Student Association

Academic/Professional Events

Aerial View of the George Mason Fairfax Campus

ACADEMIC/
PROFESSIONAL EVENTS

The 2011 NIJ Crime Mapping Conference in Miami, Oct 17-21, 2011

The 2011 American Society of Criminology meeting will take place Nov. 16 - 19, 2011 in D.C. at the Washington Hilton Hotel. The theme for the meeting is Breaking the Mold: Innovations and Bold Ventures in Criminology.


Academic/Professional Events & Resources


Graduate and Professional Student Association (GAPSA)

The Graduate and Professional Student Association is a new student group whose goal is to unite graduate students and establish a forum through which graduate and professional students are able to address issues, advocate for the greater good, grow professionally, and socialize with one another.

GAPSA has some space allotted to graduate students. The space consists of two rooms in Science & Tech II (100 and 100B). Here is a rough lay-out of the space: room 100 will have more of a lounge feel to it; 100B will be for quiet study. The space will be open for the same hours as Science & Tech II.

Ajima Olaghere is the CLSSA representative to GAPSA and will be reporting on GAPSA activities at our meetings.

Job Opportunities

Click here for more information on job opportunities.

Funding Opportunities

Click here for more information on scholarship and fellowship opportunities.

Events

The CLSSA will be helping to sponsor guest speakers and will be organizing a series of professional development brown bags. More information on these will be available soon.

Travel Funding

The CLSSA is able to provide small stipends to support student travel to academic conferences. Students do not have to be presenting to receive funding. Please contact us if you are planning to attend a conference and are interested in receiving funding.

Faculty Liaison

Cody Telep is serving as the Faculty Meeting liaison. He will provide relevant information from the faculty meetings at CLSSA meetings.

02121005 - Fairfax, VA, Johnson Center in the winter. Photo by Evan Cantwell.