Vision Speaker Series: Todd Kashdan
7 pm

Thursday, Sep. 9, 2010
Mostly Cloudy, 66° F









The co-directors of Mason's Center for Applied Proteomics and Molecular Medicine will lecture on Sept. 14 at the Hylton Performing Arts Center.

This popular annual fund raiser will showcase faculty and student talents, as well as a performance by Broadway song-and-dance-man Joel Grey.

Todd Kashdan, featured speaker for the Sept. 13 Vision Series lecture, will discuss “The Science of Happiness and Meaning of Life.”

When Jagadish Shukla talks about the weather, it’s anything but idle chitchat.

Don Gallehr is a pioneer in incorporating meditation into the writing process. But what could he teach Tibetan monks?
ESPN.com
Mason student Paul Hurley, a Navy veteran, is profiled as he pursues his academic and athletic dreams.
The Washington Post
George Mason University broke the world record for largest dodgeball game on Friday, Sept. 3 during Welcome Week. With 1257 participants, Mason topped the last world record of 1198 set by the University of Alberta. The game count and statistics will be sent to Guinness for official confirmation.
WTTG-TV/Fox 5 Morning News
Marc Gopin, professor at the Institute for Conflict Analysis, previews the Mideast peace talks taking place at the White House this week.
CTV News (Canada)
Stephen Farnsworth, assistant professor of communication, discusses the downbeat nature of President Obama’s speech announcing the transfer of power to the Iraqi people.
NBC 4 TV
Interviews with President Alan Merten and students describe how Mason's reputation has changed, becoming more selective and sought-after, as the university has grown.