Greg Johnson

It had been 15 years since graduating from George Mason University when Michael Gallagher, MBA ’94, was approached by school officials about getting involved with the School of Business Alumni Chapter. He jumped in with both feet, serving several roles including chapter president and has sat on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the past three years.

An interdisciplinary hub within the School of Business, the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship supports Patriots from all of Mason’s programs and schools with a variety of courses and experiential learning opportunities outside of the classroom.

With nearly a quarter of its undergrad enrollment identifying as Asian American or Pacific Islander, the School of Business continues to be one of the most diverse schools within the most diverse university in Virginia.

The School of Business Alumni Chapter’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee relentlessly pushes for every Patriot to feel welcomed and included so that the school can continue ascending to new heights.

There is so much more to honey bees than producing honey, and at George Mason University, nobody knows that better than the team at the Honey Bee Initiative.

The Montano Student Investment Fund is giving Mason business students hands-on experience in portfolio management - and attracting the attention of top employers. Read more.

Armstrong “Tony” Tran selected Mason's Management of Secure Information Systems program because of its recognition by the Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency.