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Communication in Action
Centers and Journal
Read about the journal Women and Language and the department's centers, which promote climate change, health communication, and scientific study of the media.
Forensics Team
Learn more about Mason's #2 ranked intercollegiate forensics team.
Events and Deadlines
AIDS Quilt Display
December 01, 2009, 11:00 AM to 04:15 PM
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Graduate Convocation
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
May 13, 2010
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In the Department of Communication, we build upon the most basic element in each of our lives: the transfer of information.
We offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as a host of nationally-recognized student organizations and world-renowned faculty that prepare our graduates to enter the market place.
Located in the center of one of the world's most influential media markets, students also have the opportunity to participate in research and internships that will build upon their classroom experiences.
Alum and WUSA-9 Anchor Has a Drive to Give
Angie Goff, BA Communication 2001, is in motion at all times. Goff, traffic anchor, entertainment correspondent, lifestyle blogger and morning fill-in anchor for WUSA-9, joined the Washington, D.C., CBS affiliate in 2007 and has solidified her spot among the area's top media personalities. Read More >>
Steve Farnsworth Discusses Virginia Politics on NPR
With a week to go before Election Day in Virginia. Candidates for Governor will make their final rounds in the Commonwealth. Meanwhile, pundits and party leaders are speculating about the national impact of the race. Mason's Steve Farnsworth joins WAMU's Morning Edition Host Matt McCleskey to talk about the races. Read More >>
Mason Center Promotes Health Literacy and Media Advocacy
Supporting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 2007, George Mason University’s Center for Health and Risk Communication has helped public information officers at CDC take their health communication skills to the next level. Read More >>