George Mason University

Recognized internationally for its innovation, diversity and entrepreneurial spirit, Mason offers enterprising scholars, teachers, and a student body representing 135 countries and all 50 states. Located in Northern Virginia, only minutes away from our nation's capital, Mason provides unparalleled opportunities in research, internships, and work experiences through strong alliances with business, the community, and government.

The Washington metropolitan area is rich in the presence of many major religious traditions and their places of worship, ethnic communities and cultural establishments. It is an exciting place to study religion and its role in global issues and human lives. The Religious studies faculty is uniquely able to make the study of religion an inspiring and enriching experience.

Prof. Rashkover to Deliver Lecture on Jewish and Islamic Perspectives

Randi Rashkover, associate professor of religious studies will give a lecture at the Rockville Foundation for Jewish Studies as part of their distinguished scholar series on May 8, 2013.

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Prof. Farina Featured on EMM Television in Romania

On March 16, 2013 John Farina, associate professor of religious studies was a featured guest on "Religion and Culture in Maramaures (Romania)." EMM Television Network, Baia Mare, Romania.

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College Faculty Earn Teaching Excellence Awards

The Mason Center for Teaching & Faculty Excellence has announced its 2013 Teaching Excellence Awards. The college's faculty members are well represented among the award winners.

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