Alumni
Welcome, CEHD Alumni!
Graduates from George Mason University’s College of Education and Human Development leave their mark locally, regionally, nationally and globally. From networking opportunities and reunions to alumni recognition and activities, CEHD can remain your home after you leave campus. Join your fellow alumni—teachers, professors, sport and recreation management professionals, tourism industry leaders, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning coaches and more—in a community of approximately 30,000 alumni who are influencing change around the world and embody a commitment to education and human development.
Featured Alumni
Surfing Through Life: CEHD Alum Dave Horna ’94 Finds Success on the Waves
April 3, 2025
CEHD alumnus Dave Horna ’94 has turned his passion for surfing into a dream career teaching surf lessons in sunny Cocoa Beach. From his health sciences degree and his unforgettable experiences on campus, Horna shares how George Mason helped set him on a thrilling path—one where he's making waves both in and out of the water! Read more...
CEHD Recognizes Alumni on the 40 Under 40 List
March 12, 2025
Six CEHD Alumni Were Recognized on the 40 Under 40 Honors List for Their Professional and Community Achievements. Read more...
CEHD Alum Reflects on Remarkable 50-Year Career in Education
March 11, 2025
From the classroom to educational leadership, Tom Giska, MEd ’81 shares insights, challenges, and the evolution of teaching over five decades. Read more...
George Mason alumna and trailblazer Callie Brownson making her mark in the male-dominated world of professional football
February 6, 2025
Callie Browson, BS Sport Management '16, will be a key member of the staff charged with selecting and leading the U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Teams Read more...
Tourism and Events Management Alumnus Runs Away With the Circus
February 4, 2025
Sami Saghir, BS Tourism and Events Management '24, interned with Cirque Du Soleil while he was a student and is now working with them full-time post-graduation. Read more...