03/24/2017
Thank you to all of our judges and presenters for coming today. It's not too late to come check them out!
The Mason Water Forum (MWF) is for anyone with an interest in water science, research, policy and education. We believe that this is counterproductive.
The Mason Water Forum is a grant project funded by the Mason 4-VA. The Forum was created to encourage collaboration and communication on the topics of water science, policy and education between the Mason community, 4-VA members, K-12, other institutions and the public. Dr. Houser noted that before the Water Forum, research centers, departments, and colleges on campus were separate, and focused on
03/24/2017
Thank you to all of our judges and presenters for coming today. It's not too late to come check them out!
12/09/2016
Thank you to everyone who came out and our speaker, Brendan McGinnis, for presenting his work with the Water Resources Action Project!
Mason Water Forum: Promoting Cross Cultural Exchange Through Water Conservation A talk by Brendan McGinnis, a lead role in the Water Resources Action Project (WRAP), touching on ways to help the water crisis in the Middle East by harvest...
12/06/2016
Thank you to everyone who came out today and our speaker, Brendan McGinnis, for presenting his work with the Water Resources Action Project! A recording of the seminar will be available on this page shortly.
12/05/2016
Hope to see everyone tomorrow for our last seminar, light refreshments will be provided!
Have a great break everyone and be sure to come out to this event when you get back!
11/21/2016
Have a great break everyone and be sure to come out to this event when you get back!
11/03/2016
Be sure to come out to this event tonight hosted by the EcoScience+Art initiative on campus!
The Blued Tree Symphony, a special lecture by Aviva Rahamani Aviva Rahmani’s work is exhibited and published internationally. She is an Affiliate of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR), at the University of Colorado at Boulder, CO., and received her PhD from Plymouth University, UK on the topic of “Trigger Point Theory as Aesthetic Activism....
10/08/2016
Thank you to Mike Tischler and everyone that came out for making the seminar last week such a success! If you missed it, it can be watched here (sorry for the quiet audio) and we hope to see you at our next seminar!
An Evolving National Geospatial Program for the 21st Century A talk by Mike Tischler, Director of the National Geospatial Program at the USGS at George Mason University on October 6th, 2016. The talk was hosted by Maso...
10/03/2016
Join us on Thursday for the first seminar of the year!
04/09/2016
We had another awesome seminar yesterday, check it out here.
Mason Water Forum: Field Methods for the Quantification of Hydrodynamics and Morphodynamics April 6, 2016 Anne Paquier
03/28/2016
Hello Everyone:
Our first spring seminar is really close!!! Do not forget to mark your calendar for our special speaker Dr. Eleonore Paquier.
Title: Field Surveying Methods for Coastal Engineering
Date: April 6, 2016
Time: 4:30 pm- 5:30 pm
Location: Research Hall, Room 163.
03/27/2016
In case you missed out, here are the links to the symposium speakers! Thank you for everyone that came out last week.
https://youtu.be/-wqNFkoDDNk
https://youtu.be/NvXMcPnxfNs
Mason Water Research Symposium 2016 Morning Session The morning session of the 2016 Mason Water Research Symposium. Check out the Mason Water Forum on Facebook and Twitter for updates and events!
03/18/2016
And finally!
Our special winners for poster competition in water research symposium 2016!!!