The George Mason Review, Mason's only undergraduate research journal, is accepting submissions until Thursday, February 1, 2018 at midnight. Undergraduate students across all disciplines are encouraged to submit < https://georgemasonreview.submittable.com/Submit > their research papers for consideration. I hope you'll help us spread the word and forward this email to your undergraduate students.
Our journal… -allows each student to submit up to 10 papers -requires no submission fee -does not restrict publication elsewhere; in other words, students retain the rights to their work -awards CASH PRIZES to the top three papers Feel free to email us < [email protected] > with any questions or concerns. To get a sense of what we publish, check out last year's publication online < http://gmreview.gmu.edu > or pick up a hard copy in the Office of Student Media. All the best, GMR Editorial Board Nina Motazedi, Editor-in-Chief Sam Petto, Assistant Editor Jimmy O’Hara, Managing Editor The George Mason Review | GMR Undergraduate Research Journal The Hub (SUB 2), Room 1201 Phone: 703-993-2868 | Web: gmreview.gmu.edu Facebook: GMR - GMReview | Twitter: GMReview
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Looking for a friendly, reliable and dependable care taker for my 6-year-old son. He is on the Autism Spectrum (High functioning). Must have reliable transportation.
Duties include: o Helping him feed his lunch o Engaging him with play o Helping/Monitoring him while doing worksheets (like coloring, writing etc..) o Sometimes picking him from school bus We will train the person regarding what activities and academic work needs to be done with our son. We also have ABA and Speech at home some times, this may be a learning opportunity for anyone who is interested to witness how an ABA/speech session is conducted. If anyone is interested, please call or email me (contact information below) and we can arrange on a mutually agreeable time for care taking services. We are located in Chantilly (about 4 miles west from the intersection of 28 and 50). Rate is $15/hr. If interested, please contact Naveen @ 703.731.4244, Email: [email protected] When: February 2, 2018 11:45 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Rm 229, Krasnow Institute Bldg, George Mason University Fairfax Campus Would you like to build a winning resume? This workshop is designed for undergraduate and graduate students studying in disciplines relevant for the biohealth field to include but not limited to biology, chemistry, biochemistry, bioinformatics, engineering, health science, psychology, kinesiology, and athletic training. Learn what employers are looking for and common mistakes to avoid. This will be an interactive session. While not mandatory, students are encouraged to bring a draft of their current resume. Registration required; register link below. Presented By: Kimberly Bellamy. Manager, Industry Advising & Employer Development, University Career Services Hosted By: Institute for Biohealth Innovation Register for this event at https://ibi.gmu.edu/events/event/resume-workshop-2/ I'm looking for part time help watching my two boys: 7 & 4 years old starting February from 1-5 pm Monday-Friday. I work from home but need someone to watch my little one from 1, and my oldest from 4-5. The pay is $15/hour. Please contact me if interested.
Thank you! Mai DeStefano [email protected] George Mason University LIFE Program (www.masonlife.gmu.edu) seeks enthusiastic and energetic student workers to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disAbilities in work sites both ON and OFF campus. Many hours available. Positions open for immediate hires! No previous experience needed! Just a positive attitude and willingness to learn.
Please e-mail Andrew Hahn, Employment Coordinator, at [email protected] to express interest in this opportunity. Positions opened until filled! SPRING 2018 INTERNSHIP:
HELP CONNECT LOWER-INCOME DC FAMILIES WITH THE WORLD ABOUT LEARNING LIFE & OUR CITIZEN DIPLOMACY INITIATIVE Learning Life is an educational nonprofit in Washington D.C. that spreads learning in everyday life beyond school walls. Learning Life’s flagship program, the Citizen Diplomacy Initiative (CDI), engages lower-income American families, starting in Washington D.C.’s Ward 8, in live internet dialogues and project collaborations with lower-income families in other nations, including El Salvador, Senegal and Jordan. CDI aims to democratize diplomacy, and nurture more caring, capable global citizens. ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP Learning Life is now accepting resumes from interested metro D.C. graduate and undergraduate students interested in interning with our Citizen Diplomacy Initiative in Washington D.C. Depending on each student’s interests and skills plus our organizational needs, interns assist with a variety of tasks including outreach to find families, volunteers and partners locally and abroad, implementation of live international dialogues and local learning activities on health, community and world affairs; research and writing; photo and video; fundraising; document translation, and/or live language interpreting. Interns must be able to commit 8-10 hours per week, consisting of a 3-4 hour event on Saturday or Sunday in DC with our participating children and families (e.g., family learning meetings, international dialogues, potlucks, field trips, learning games) and a 4-5 hour work meeting in DC with fellow interns and Learning Life’s Director, [learninglife.info/paullachelier]Paul Lachelier. This opportunity is unpaid, but offers substantive, resume-building experience on an innovative international initiative, and a formal reference and/or recommendation letter upon request given satisfactory performance. THE INTERNS WE ARE LOOKING FOR Applicants should be interested in international affairs, languages, education, children, health and nutrition, and/or social justice. Applicants should also be outgoing, organized, detail-oriented, motivated and punctual. Native or fluent speakers of Arabic, Spanish or French are encouraged to apply. Students who have lived in or have family in Washington D.C.’s Ward 8 (DC southeast of the Anacostia River), and/or in Latin America, Africa, or the Middle East are also encouraged to apply. Having a car is a strong plus, but not required. HOW TO APPLY Email Paul Lachelier directly at [email protected] with your resume and times you are available in the next seven days for a phone interview. Leadership and Community Engagement Living Learning Community- Application Due February 2nd1/22/2018 Leadership and Community Engagement (LLC's) are partnerships between academic units/university departments and Housing & Residence Life. Working together, LLCs help students integrate their academic major or interest with their residential experience. In alignment with the Mason Impact and the Patriot Experience, LLCs are an opportunity for students to engage in curricular and co-curricular initiatives that support their academic and personal development, sense of belonging, and connection to their passions and future goals.
Social Action and Integrative Learning (SAIL) hosts the Leadership and Community Engagement LLC. The Leadership and Community Engagement LLC offers students the opportunity to live with like-minded peers interested in exploring social concerns, such as homelessness, youth empowerment and environment conservation, in order to become an active part of solutions through community engagement. Residents examine local and global issues through academic study and activism, with an emphasis on relational leadership, positive change and active citizenship. We are looking for students who are currently living on campus and would be interested in living in a Living Learning Community. It is a mixed level LLC with both first year students and upper-level students allowing for mentorship and guidance. We’ve had several Psychology students in the past as part of the LLC and they lend a unique insight and perspective that is valued and thoughtful. The application deadline for Upper-Level Students is February 2nd. Students can apply through their e-living account. For more information about the Leadership and Community Engagement LLC please see our website, https://sail.gmu.edu/program/living-learning-community. Or check out https://housing.gmu.edu/housing-options/living-learning- Date: February 2, 2018
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Students must arrive by 8:45 am Location: 8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive, Fairfax VA 22031 Consider a career where the mission is to create opportunities for individuals and families to be safe, be healthy, and realize their potential. Come join us for a site visit with the Fairfax County Government Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). A panel of HHS employees which includes a Social Services Specialist, Public Health Nurse, Epidemiologist, Probation Supervisor, Behavioral/Mental Health Specialist and Human Resources Specialist will share their career path with students. In addition students in attendance will be able to hear from the experts what the path to employment in the county can look like. The site visit will conclude with a tour of the Merrifield Building which houses the 8 HHS agencies. The first 25 students that register will be notified within 1-2 business days by email. Once notified your next step will be to bring a fully refundable $10 cash deposit to University Career Services, SUB 1, Room 3400. Click on this website to register https://careers.gmu.edu/fairfaxCountySiteVisit Students must provide their own transportation. The Mason Autism Support Initiative is looking for undergraduate Peer Mentors for the 2018-2019 academic school year. Peer Mentors play an extremely valuable role in providing individualized support for students with autism as they navigate through social and academic aspects of life at Mason. A mentor maintains regular contact of 1-2 hours a week with their mentee throughout the academic year to promote a positive university experience.
We will have three informational sessions about the position: February 1st at 2pm in SUB 1 room 3311 February 7th at 11am in SUB 1 room 3008 February 13th at 4pm in SUB 1 room 3311 Applications are available online at https://ds.gmu.edu/opportunities/ and are due Thursday, February 22nd by 5pm. For more information contact Christopher Williams at [email protected]. Thank you! Chris |
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