#MasonCOMM Alumni

COMM BA Director Dr. Megan Tucker and two recent COMM graduates, Sam Wolfe and Keirsten Robinson, will be presenting at this summer's Washington Journalism and Media Conference.

See featured article about the 2018 COMM Fall Forum "Pathways to Your Future" by the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations: http://fasterfarther.gmu.edu/uncategorized/alumni-help-communication-students/

In April, George Mason hosted the first meeting of the Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI), a ten-year project aimed at bringing scientists, publishers, librarians, and other stakeholders together for face-to-face and digital discussions about open access to research.

George Mason University celebrated its annual Alumni Weekend on September 19-21 this year, and welcomed many Patriots from far and near back to Fairfax Campus. Among the host of activities planned for the weekend, the college was able to add to the festivities by entertaining its alumni at two distinct events.

Joe Little completed his undergrad at GMU in 1998 and went to Syracuse for his MA. The Department of Communication awarded him the GMU Communication Award in 2009. Joe is such a GMU supporter he named his two sons, George and Mason.

Don Boileau, a professor of communication who began his career at Mason in 1981, was recognized by the Mason Alumni Association at the association’s annual Celebration of Distinction as Faculty Member of the Year.

About 85 people were on hand for the first-ever presentation of the college GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) awards, which took place on Saturday, Oct. 2, at George’s Restaurant in the Johnson Center. The event was part of Alumni Weekend 2010.

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.