Congratulations to our students in the College of Education and Human Development who were named to the George Mason University Dean’s List for the fall 2024 semester!
As Winter Graduation approaches, many graduating students enter a season of reflection. Natalie Strait, graduating this semester with a BS in Tourism and Events Management, looks back at her college experience with fondness. As a student in the Honors College, a member of the CEHD Student Advisory Board, a CEHD Student Ambassador, and president of the Tourism and Events Management Society, Natalie has made the most of her college experience. But her most memorable moments at George Mason were not on the Fairfax campus – or even in the United States.
Keep reading to learn more about Natalie’s experiences studying abroad in her own words.
First day of classes 2021. Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Congratulations to our students in the College of Education and Human Development who were named to the George Mason University Dean’s List for the Summer 2024 term!
Are you interested in experiencing different cultures while completing your undergraduate degree requirements? Consider studying abroad!
Faculty from the College of Education and Human Development are leading engaging study abroad opportunities for Summer 2024. Keep reading for information about two of our upcoming trips to Europe and Mexico.
Be sure to apply by the deadline of March 10, 2024!
European Model of Sport: Netherlands & Germany
Program Dates: 6/24/2024 – 7/4/2024
Program Highlights:
Ten-day tour of 2 European countries
Cultural interpretations and their impact on European sport management and sport performance
Representatives of top international sport organizations will present a wide range of perspectives during the program. Topics will include the structure and characteristics of European sports, marketing and management in European sports, sports law, sport skill development, and sport performance in professional soccer, basketball, etc.
Students will spend a week exploring several all-inclusive resorts, learning firsthand about this industry’s economic drivers, public policy issues and operational challenges and opportunities.
Students will experience notable archeological and eco-tourism destinations to fully understand the Cancun market’s global appeal.