CEHD News

When CEHD alumna Alyse Zeffiro began her master’s in Education Leadership, she knew she wanted to create meaningful change. Today, as a nationally recognized principal, she continues to model the power of research-informed, equity-centered leadership in action. Read more...

Old Dominion University’s Center for Educational Innovation and Opportunity has highlighted ACCESS Academy as one of its statewide partnership lab schools in its annual Year in Review. Virginia’s lab schools are rewriting the playbook for public education, blending rigorous academics with hands-on, industry-connected learning that spans the Commonwealth. Read more...

Education Week has released their list of the Top 10 Opinion Essays of 2025, and Dean Ingrid Guerra-López is among the featured voices shaping the conversation on education Read more...

NNERPP has recognized the Educational Research Alliance of Northern Virginia (ERA.NOVA). This acknowledgment highlights the meaningful impact of ERA.NOVA’s work and our expanded collaboration with Prince William County Schools Read more...

The Loudoun Times-Mirror highlighted Virginia Secretary of Education Aimee Rogstad Guidera's visit to ACCESS Academy. During her visit, she connected with our students, explored the technology and coding skills they’ve developed, and learned more about the Academy’s mission to empower future innovators. Read more...

For over a decade, Student Media has partnered with the Mason LIFE Program to empower students through hands-on media internships. Read more...

TALS recognizes and celebrates the distinguished achievements of two faculty members from George Mason’s Recreation Management and Sport and Recreation Studies Programs. Read more...

Insights from the ERA.NOVA Fall 2025 Convening. Read more...

Speaking at Washington's Cosmos Club, Guerra-López urged higher education leaders to move beyond outdated structures and reimagine the role of education in shaping human potential. Read more...

This fall, eight Mason LIFE students interned across 16 different congressional offices on Capitol Hill. Read more...