Volume 3, Issue 5 : May 14, 2004
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TPOL graduating student Rob Mulholland with the student project report on transportation options for kidney dialysis patients in Fairfax County.
News
Publications
TPOL graduating student Rob Mulholland with the student project report on transportation options for kidney dialysis patients in Fairfax County.
 

NEWS
MEC’s Community Business Partnership Undergoes Changes
The Community Business Partnership, a division of SPP’s Mason Enterprise Center, has gone through many changes in the past few months. The partnership moved on December 20 to a new location in Springfield...

TPOL Alum Returns to Native Botswana to Help Improve Traffic Safety
After Marvin Mmutle finished his master’s degree in Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics in 2003 he returned to his native Botswana, where he was recently promoted to senior traffic safety officer with the department of road transport and safety (DRTS)...

STUDENT PROFILES
Lisa Fowler Wins Scholarship from VA Realtors Association
Doctoral student Lisa Fowler recently received a $2,000 scholarship from the Virginia Association of Realtors. Fowler, who is in her second year in the PhD program, is concentrating her studies on regional economic development...

Yinglee Tseng Awarded the SPP Alumni Service Award
The George Mason University Alumni Association hosted its annual Celebration of Distinction awards dinner on April 21. Yinglee Tseng was selected to receive the 2004 Alumni Service Award from the SPP’s alumni chapter.

 

EVENTS
CNN's Bob Franken To Deliver SPP Commencement Address
The School of Public Policy will hold its commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 15 in the Johnson Center on the Fairfax campus. More than 200 graduates will be receiving masters and doctorate degrees...

Public Policy Students Organize Science and Tech Conference
One hundred and forty-four graduate students from around the country attended the Science, Technology and Policy Graduate Student Conference April 24 and 25 in Washington DC. This is the second year graduate students from George Mason's SPP, George Washington's Center for International Science and Technology Policy and Virginia Tech's Science, Technology and Society Program have organized this conference...

Sesno Reports Features Town Meeting on Taxes
Veteran CNN journalist and professor of public policy and communication Frank Sesno hosted a town hall meeting on the regional debate over how tax dollars are spent April 20 at George Mason University’s Fairfax Campus. Joining him on Desperate for Dollars, the second in his WETA Sesno Reports series, were...

PUBLICATIONS
Dinan Authors and Edits Two Books This Year
Jean Monett Professor of Pubic Policy Desmond Dinan is the author and editor of two recently published books. Europe Recast: A History of the European Union (Lynne Rienner, 2004) tells the story of European integration from its modern origins in the 1940s to the challenges of the new century...


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