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Mason Spirit Magazine

Fall 2026 edition

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Cover of the Fall 2026 edition of Mason Spirit. The cover story is "The Invisible Frontlines: George Mason researchers are working to improve human health, well-being, and resilience." The image is of an athlete wearing a breathing mask on a treadmill.

 

The Invisible Frontlines

Nearly 12 million Americans provide unpaid dementia care for loved ones. Researchers at George Mason are building new models of support to help them cope, connect, and carry on.
 

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Research in Motion

At George Mason, student-athletes and dancers partner with researchers to advance the science of performance and recovery.

 

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Five Strategies to Fight Burnout

More than three-quarters of health care workers report feeling stressed or stretched thin. According to researchers at George Mason’s College of Public Health, the fight against widespread burnout needs to begin with the training of future health care administrators.

Combat burnout in the workplace

 

 

A New Pathway for Mental Health Care Professionals

As behavioral health care shortages grow nationwide, George Mason is training graduate students to bring evidence-based, culturally responsive care to communities in need.

 

Uncover the efforts of these graduate students

Profiles

Inquiring Minds

Take a walk down memory lane

Like many cherished traditions at 91°µÍø, the George Mason Statue began as a student idea. In 1989, the Student Government proposed erecting a statue of the university’s namesake on the Quad to foster campus pride. When the 10-foot bronze statue was formally dedicated alongside the Johnson Center on April 12, 1996, it became the first three-dimensional depiction of George Mason in U.S. history.

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University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center
Aerial view of Mason Day carnival lights
It was a Beautiful Day

Mason Day, George Mason’s largest and longest standing tradition, turned 61 this year as the daylong event brought a record setting 7,420 attendees together for a community carnival with games, rides, food, and music.

Photo credit:
UAS/George Mason Police

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Mason Spirit is published three times a year by the Office of University Branding and the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations. Our includes features such as class notes, faculty and alumni publications, letters to the editor, and more. Print copies are mailed to alumni, donors, and other friends of the university. If you have any questions about the magazine, please email us.

 

 

 

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