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For adjusted hours of campus services and facilities, please visit the Hours of Operation.

Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday, May 28, 2013.

The summer office hours will be:

• Monday-Thursday (8:30am -5:00pm)
• Friday (8:30am-1:00pm).

Tuesday evening walk-ins (5-7pm) will be available during the summer when classes are in session. For a complete list of the Tuesday evening summer advising hours click here.

Advising hours will be not be available during orientation dates. We recommend you call the office at 703-993-1880 prior to coming in for a walk-in.

Summer session Tuesday evening (5-7pm) walk-in dates:
May 21
May 28
June 4
June 11
June 25
July 2
July 9
July 30

There will be no Tuesday evening walk-ins available on the following dates due to New Student Orientations:
June 18
July 16
July 23

Becoming a member of our highly motivated pool of individuals will help students gain strong analytical skills, a unique and creative perspective to problem solving, leadership experience, and a variety of technical expertise. In addition, students will have the opportunity to take advantage of interview preparation techniques as well as a chance to compete in national and international business competitions.

We will be discussing ways to grow as professionals during the summer break and discuss available internship opportunities. The current administration will also be discussing next year’s opening positions and members will vote to fill the vacant positions.

All who are interested in the exciting and prestigious industry of consulting are encouraged to attend. Attendees at the meeting will have the opportunity to help plan the future of the George Mason Consulting Club 2013-2014.

Contact Thomas Caputo tcaputo@gmu.edu for more information.

When: Tuesday, April 30th, 4:30 pm
Where: Enterprise Hall, Conference Room 017 (Lower Level)

Thanks and we hope to see everyone there on Tuesday!

Joseph Mortati, Adjunct Professor, Information Systems and Operations Management just had a book published, “Collision Course – How Good Business Decisions Sank the Titanic and Why.”  

What if you found out most of what you’ve been told about why this ship was lost is not true? What if using a different perspective, you were able to see that that far from being the classic case study of pride, greed, and shortsightedness that led to reckless risk-taking, that Titanic’s designers, owners, and operators made a set of very rational strategic choices? In fact it’s likely you are making the very same ones in your own business to stay competitive.

Providing both a revealing case history for businesspeople and students and new insights for historians and scholars, this book takes you on a fascinating journey into the real story – the business story – behind the most famous ship in history. In doing so, you will learn how to assess risk – even when it appears each individual decision is a good one. 

To read more visit, http://www.titaniccollisioncourse.com/

Celebrate Dr. Ángel Cabrera’s Inauguration as sixth president of George Mason University by participating in The Inaugural Quest (Mason IQ) during the week leading up to Inauguration (April 22-26).

The Grand Prize Winner will receive a Nook, a $50 gift card to the Barnes and Noble Mason Bookstore, a weekend prize package at the Mason Inn and Conference Center, and two tickets to a Patriot Center show.

On Monday, April 22 at noon, the list of Mason Inaugural Quest items will be announced. Check https://socialmedia.gmu.edu/campaigns-and-contests/masoniq/  for more information and to register.

Application Deadline: September 15, 2013

Application Requirements:
1) Graduating senior or graduate student
2) Minimum 3.0 GPA
3) Interest in teaching English abroad or in conducting research abroad

Interested candidates are advised to review the Fulbright website thoroughly: us.fulbrightonline.org.

Please note that country information and new deadlines will be posted on the Fulbright website after May 1.