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The Schar School has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in July 2022. The social media accounts linked to from The Schar School are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, scharschool has populated their site with: • Dwight Schar gives $30 million to George Mason to launch national security and economic statecraft institutes | George Mason University • Policy and Governance Perspectives Podcast • Graduate Admissions Events • Apply Now! • Regional Tuition Savings • Master's Degree Admissions • Master's Programs • Graduate Certificate Programs • Graduate Non-Degree Studies • PhD Programs • Faculty Information Sessions • Pickering, Rangel, and Payne Fellowships • Undergraduate Admissions • Undergraduate Programs • Undergraduate Learning Communities • GOVT 203: Immigration Politics | Schar School of Policy and Government • From Uganda to George Mason: Biodefense Student Helps Assess Africa’s Health Security | Schar School of Policy and Government • Justin Gest Weighs In on Census Changes in New York Times Op-Ed | Schar School of Policy and Government • From Sea to Space: Schar School Energy Forum Explores New Frontiers in National Security | Schar School of Policy and Government • Hayden Center Conversation: David Ignatius on Trust, Deterrence, and the Future of Intelligence | Schar School of Policy and Government • Richmond Trip Includes Meeting with Governor for Upper-Level Democracy Lab Students | Schar School of Policy and Government • Learning Communities Info Session • Alumni Mentorship Program • Ian Candy Student Spotlight • Graduate Virtual Open House • Schar School students serve as Student Body President and Vice President • Anusha Chaluvadi Student Spotlight • JPLC Students Tackle Language Barriers at Fairfax Courthouse • Pizza & Perspectives: 2024 Election Debrief • Marine Corps Officer Charts New Course in Public Policy • Marine Corps Fellow Captain Studying to Improve Military Processes • Marine Corps Congressional Fellowship Stories • 2024 Presidential Election Debrief Live Replay • 2024 Presidential Election Debrief Recap • Giving Tuesday Link • December 2024 Career Plans Survey • Ethan Thomas Alumni Spotlight • Ayse Selma Bahceci Student Spotlight • Daksha Magesh Graduating Student Spotlight • NEW Leadership® Virginia • Career Development Resources • Schar School Spring Social Sign up! • Dylan Morse Student Spotlight • Enriching Policy Professionals • IR Policy Task Force • Housing Applications • Beyond Tariffs Panel Event Registration • Anna Garren Senior Student Spotlight • Schar School 2025 Student Award Winners • Students Explore Geopolitics and Human Security in Cyprus • Study Abroad in South Africa • Graduate Admissions FAQ • Study Abroad: From London Halls and Oxford Debates • Jack Smith’s Wilkins Lecture • DMV Consortium Webinar Registration • Schar School’s McDonnell and McAuliffe Assess Virginia’s Race for Governor | Schar School of Policy and Government • Constitution Day Forum Examines Executive Power and Democratic Resilience | Schar School of Policy and Government • Graduate Student Panel • Brazil, Climate Change, and COP30: Global Policy Perspectives Event • First-Year Dem Lab Students Break Down the Virginia Gubernatorial Debate at WUSA9 | Schar School of Policy and Government • Read intelligence leaders discuss challenges • CSPS Crisis Simulation: Drama in the South China Sea • Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management • Pre-Law Learning Community • International Relations Policy Task Force Partners with State Department on Policy Projects | Schar School of Policy and Government • Professor Emeritus Daniel Druckman Earns Two Book Awards | Schar School of Policy and Government • Redistricting: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) • From Schar School Biodefense Doctoral Student to Global Health Security Leader: How Saskia Popescu is Shaping the Future of Biosecurity | Schar School of Policy and Government • Opinion | Trump Wants to Decide Who Counts. And Who Doesn’t. - The New York Times