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Resort Management: Creating a Positive and Memorable Guest Experience

The experience of staying at a luxury resort should be one that makes for lasting positive memories. From the time they check in to the time they check out, a guest at a high-quality resort should feel that their needs and comfort are the top priority of the staff.

ACCESS Academy Spotlight: Roberto Pamas

Roberto Pamas, Director of ACCESS Academy, is at the helm of George Mason University’s bold experiment in reimagining high school. With three decades of experience in Fairfax County Public Schools as an educator and administrator, he brings a deep understanding of both classroom realities and systemic challenges to his work at the Academy.

Motivating Children to Read and Building Literacy Skills

Reading an informative book is a gateway to learning—one that can provide children with a wealth of knowledge about the world around them and expose them to new ideas. When children read books about topics that capture their interest, words on the page can come alive in meaningful and exciting ways that can foster a love of reading lasting a lifetime.

How is Technology Amplifying the Sports Fan Experience?

It is that time of year when the post-season baseball playoffs are getting into full swing. And for people watching the games at home, the graphics box on their television screens tracking the location and speed of every pitch that crosses home plate contributes to the drama of the game—especially if it is a close game.

Alumnus Sam Greenslade ’20 Returns to Mason Men’s Volleyball, Blending Coaching, Analytics, and Heart

As a former student-athlete with a background in mathematics, sport management, and business analytics, Sam Greenslade ’20 knows the power of numbers—but also the importance of relationships. Now back at George Mason, he’s combining both to guide players toward success, using data to fuel development and personal connections to inspire growth.

Community-based Math Modeling: Using Math to Make a Better World

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Imagine a scenario where a teacher in a K-12 classroom is presenting a lesson in math. Rather than looking upon a classroom filled with excited and engaged learners, the teacher instead sees the disappointing blank stares of students who appear to have “checked out.” The minds of these students are somewhere else.

Professional Counseling and Community Support: A Lifeline in Turbulent Times

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In today’s divisive political environment, building community support has become more important than ever. It can serve as a vital lifeline for marginalized populations whose members are often the most vulnerable in society.

Creating an Inclusive Classroom Environment Where Everyone Belongs

Having a sense of belonging is a universal need among all individuals. And one of the places where this is most important is in the K-12 classroom. An inclusive classroom is one where all students feel valued and supported and where the unique abilities of each student are not only recognized but celebrated.

Problem-Based Learning: A Process of Student-Directed Discovery

When people think of how curriculum is taught in K-12 schools, what often comes to mind is teacher-led instruction, a practice where the educator stands at the front of the class presenting content to students through lectures, demonstrations, or readings. In teacher-led instruction, the educator’s job is to provide knowledge and facts to students, and the students’ job is to absorb that information.

Wearable Technology: Helping People Take Charge of Their Health and Fitness

It used to be that if you wanted an update on your overall health, you would have to visit your doctor’s office where medical professionals would check your vital signs. Now, you no longer need to make that trip to see your doctor. Instead, you can get a baseline snapshot of your health just by using a wearable technology device that collects this type of data in real-time.