Research News

Megan Sharkey, a doctoral student in educational psychology, is hoping her research on teacher well-being will give districts and divisions the insights needed to get teachers the support they need. Read more...

To keep George Mason dancers moving safely and confidently, our Athletic Training Program has partnered with Mason Arts on new approaches to reduce injury risk and support performers. Read more...

The Patriot Performance Lab is bridging the gap between research and athletics. Through comprehensive testing, data analysis, and applied research, the lab provides athletes and coaches with actionable insights that directly support performance, health, and long‑term development. Read more...

Jacqueline McDowell is part of a research team that released the most up‑to‑date, system‑wide report on women’s participation, coaching, and leadership in NCAA sports, advancing the important work started by the Acosta–Carpenter study. Read more...

CEHD researchers will determine if the Work Performance Exam can predict the laboratory-measured aerobic capacity of firefighters performing occupational tasks. Read more...

The book provides an asset-based lens through which education professionals can gain an understanding of the strengths, capabilities, and lived experiences of Black students. Read more...

Participants in the “Teaching English to Young Learners” global online course learn evidence-based practices for teaching English as a second or foreign language to young learners. 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...

The ACES award recognizes forward-thinking and transformational leadership in the development of research and practices in advancing the counselor educator profession. Read more...

The CAST award recognizes high caliber faculty research in the design of inclusive and accessible educational experiences that remove barriers to learning. Read more...