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Alpaslan Özerdem, Dean, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Creative Services/George Mason University
Zias Al Achkar, Teaching Assistant, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Creative Services/George Mason University
Dean Alpaslan Özerdem, Dean, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.
Dean Alpaslan Özerdem, Dean, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Barbara Breckenridge, Office Manager, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by Creative Services/George Mason University
Denise Crlenjak, Academic Advisor, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by Creative Services/George Mason University
Audrey Williams, S-CAR storyteller/newsletter editor. Photo by Creative Services/George Mason University
Jay Moon, Director, Operations, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Jay Moon, Director, Operations, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Charisse Cardenas, Graduate Academic Advisor and Student Services Coordinator, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Julie Shedd, Associate Dean, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Alan L. Gropman, Former Chairman of the Advisory Board for the George Mason University School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, and current Advisory Board Member. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Terri A. Dickerson, Doctoral Candidate, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR)Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
David J. Smith, Adjunct Faculty, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
Mason alumna Aya Hijazi returned to Mason’s S-CAR for the first time after spending three years in an Egyptian prison. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Mason alumna Aya Hijazi returned to Mason’s S-CAR for the first time after spending three years in an Egyptian prison. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Mason's Grace Billingsley is a junior majoring in conflict analysis and resolution and a transfer student from Northern Virginia Community College. Billingsley spoke April 4 at the announcement of ADVANCE: A NOVA Mason Partnership. Billingsley said the program will have a positive effect on students who participate. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
Mason's Grace Billingsley is a junior majoring in conflict analysis and resolution and a transfer student from Northern Virginia Community College. Billingsley spoke April 4 at the announcement of ADVANCE: A NOVA Mason Partnership. Billingsley said the program will have a positive effect on students who participate. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
Eric McGlinchey got a big grant to study the erosion of U.S. influence in Central Asia. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Eric McGlinchey got a big grant to study the erosion of U.S. influence in Central Asia. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Eric McGlinchey got a big grant to study the erosion of U.S. influence in Central Asia. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Celebration of Distinction Awardee Dr. Richard Rubenstein, University Professor, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
Genesis Lazo '16, studying conflict resolution collaborated with Pamina Firchow, assistant professor, to answer what is the best indicator of “everyday peace”? Lazo, a first-generation college student of parents from Salvador, discovered the answer: Racial and cultural diversity. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
Rachael Agnello, a senior conflict analysis and resolution major, came to Mason, in part, because of its proximity to Washington, D.C. But it is their international educational experiences that they said also have helped make them more well-rounded students and citizens. Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University
