Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
CARTER SCHOOL FOR PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
OPEN HOUSE OPTIONS
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Drop by the Carter School for Peace & Conflict Resolution to experience a “mini-lecture” led by our faculty. This session gives students a glimpse into what a college class at George Mason is like, while introducing some of the unique and thought-provoking topics explored in peace and conflict studies. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with faculty, explore real-world issues, and discover how students from any major can apply conflict resolution skills in their academic and professional journeys.
Drop-bys: Faculty Lead Mini-Lectures
12-12:40 p.m.: What's Next After AP Psychology, History or Government?
Designed for high school students and families, this workshop explores one big question: What if your interests in history, government, and the social sciences could become a career? Hear from the instructor of CONF 314: Career Advisory Seminar and discover how these interests can come together in a major, open doors to new career paths, and unlock opportunities you may not have considered.
Designed for high school students and families, this workshop explores one big question: What if your interests in history, government, and the social sciences could become a career? Hear from the instructor of CONF 314: Career Advisory Seminar and discover how these interests can come together in a major, open doors to new career paths, and unlock opportunities you may not have considered.
1 -1:40 p.m.: Unpacking Conflict: Exploring New Solutions to Ongoing Conflict
How can studying conflict analysis and resolution help you make a difference in the world? Join us for a live podcast recording of Unpacking Conflict, featuring two Carter School students and a faculty member discussing what it means to study conflict and develop new approaches to the world's most complex problems. Hear the conversation unfold live, take the opportunity to ask questions, and get an inside look at how our community is working toward meaningful solutions to today's conflicts.
How can studying conflict analysis and resolution help you make a difference in the world? Join us for a live podcast recording of Unpacking Conflict, featuring two Carter School students and a faculty member discussing what it means to study conflict and develop new approaches to the world's most complex problems. Hear the conversation unfold live, take the opportunity to ask questions, and get an inside look at how our community is working toward meaningful solutions to today's conflicts.
Information Sessions and Panels
11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. & 1 - 1:30 p.m.: Freshman Information Sessions
11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. & 1 - 1:30 p.m.: Transfer Information Sessions
12:30 - 1 p.m.: Honors College Panel
CARTER SCHOOL FOR PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
OPEN HOUSE OPTIONS
Click the locations for walking directions
Drop by the Carter School for Peace & Conflict Resolution to experience a “mini-lecture” led by our faculty. This session gives students a glimpse into what a college class at George Mason is like, while introducing some of the unique and thought-provoking topics explored in peace and conflict studies. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with faculty, explore real-world issues, and discover how students from any major can apply conflict resolution skills in their academic and professional journeys.
Drop-bys: Faculty Lead Mini-Lectures
What's Next After AP Psychology, History or Government?
12 - 12:40 p.m.: Designed for high school students and families, this workshop explores one big question: What if your interests in history, government, and the social sciences could become a career? Hear from the instructor of CONF 314: Career Advisory Seminar and discover how these interests can come together in a major, open doors to new career paths, and unlock opportunities you may not have considered.
12 - 12:40 p.m.: Designed for high school students and families, this workshop explores one big question: What if your interests in history, government, and the social sciences could become a career? Hear from the instructor of CONF 314: Career Advisory Seminar and discover how these interests can come together in a major, open doors to new career paths, and unlock opportunities you may not have considered.
Unpacking Conflict: Exploring New Solutions To Ongoing Conflict
1 - 1:40 p.m.: Description: Description: How can studying conflict analysis and resolution help you make a difference in the world? Join us for a live podcast recording of Unpacking Conflict, featuring two Carter School students and a faculty member discussing what it means to study conflict and develop new approaches to the world's most complex problems. Hear the conversation unfold live, take the opportunity to ask questions, and get an inside look at how our community is working toward meaningful solutions to today's conflicts.
1 - 1:40 p.m.: Description: Description: How can studying conflict analysis and resolution help you make a difference in the world? Join us for a live podcast recording of Unpacking Conflict, featuring two Carter School students and a faculty member discussing what it means to study conflict and develop new approaches to the world's most complex problems. Hear the conversation unfold live, take the opportunity to ask questions, and get an inside look at how our community is working toward meaningful solutions to today's conflicts.
Information Sessions and Panels
11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. & 1 - 1:30 p.m.: Freshman Information Sessions
11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. & 1 - 1:30 p.m.: Transfer Information Sessions
12:30 - 1 p.m.: Honors College Panel