Flat Patriot project
Join fellow alumni and friends of the College of Education and Human Development in our Flat Patriot project. The goal of the project is to showcase the breadth, diversity, and positive impact of our CEHD community, and to highlight the different places you are studying, working, interning, and making a difference! Click the link below to email us and receive your Flat Patriot in the mail. We can't wait to see where he'll go next! |
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Tony DeGregorio, affectionately known to the George Mason University community as Mr. D, passed away in November 2019 but his memory, spirit, and love for Mason—a place that was such an integral part of his life—live on. The family of Mr. D designated Mason’s Health and Physical Education program within the School of Education, where he was an instructor for nearly 30 years, to receive the memorial gifts made in his memory.
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Mason athletic experts Marvin Lewis, Mason’s assistant vice president and director of Intercollegiate Athletics, and Craig Esherick, associate director of the Center for Sport Management and former college basketball coach, sat down with former provost Mark Ginsberg for the Mason Vision Series. The three of them discussed navigating a fast-changing collegiate sports landscape.
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Jump! The benefit of massage before physical activity
Sports medicine professionals and exercise science specialists, including School of Kinesiology's Debra Stroiney, believe that certain warm-up practices before vigorous physical activity can reduce the risk of muscle injuries. Read more. |
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Making science fun for kids
Children are natural scientists. They are curious, love to explore, and ask a lot of questions. Kids need opportunities to develop the skills they need to think like a scientist, which will allow them to understand increasingly complex science concepts. They also need to have positive experiences to foster positive dispositions toward science (i.e., not think it is scary or boring). Making science fun is easy! Learn how. |
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School of Kinesiology faculty selected as AKA Leadership Institute Fellow
Debra Stroiney, associate professor in the School of Kinesiology, was selected to be one of the American Kinesiology Association's Leadership Institute fellows. Congratulations, Dr. Stroiney! |
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Educate the Educators Fund
Operation Educate the Educators provides trainings for educators and preservice teachers to learn specific strategies to support military-connected children and families. Support to the Educate the Educators Fund directly impacts this community. Contact us to learn more. |
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Upcoming Events
December 6: Alumni and 2023 Winter Grad Networking Happy Hour. More Info.
January 19 - 28: Homecoming Week! More Info. |
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