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Mason Giving Day 2026

Support the new Dean's Impact Scholars

This year, our Giving Day effort will help launch the College of Science Dean’s Impact Scholars, which supports talented students from economically challenged backgrounds pursuing degrees in science. We have generous challenge donations from Dean Cody W. Edwards, Professor Emeritus Jagadish Shukla, Alumni Chapter President Michelle Ryan, and an anonymous donor. Your donation to any program in the College of Science will activate their four matching donations—up to $5,000 from each—to the College of Science Deans Impact Scholars Fund, effectively quadrupling your donation and impact.

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Dean's Impact Scholars Fund

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College of Science Vision Fund

CAPMM Lab
Center for Applied Proteomics and Molecular Medicine

Two George Mason students programming a large telescope inside an observatory dome.
College of Science Observatory

Quantum Science and Engineering Center
Quantum Science and Engineering Center

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Virginia Climate Center

Want to Support a Particular Scientific Passion?

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Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences

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Biology

Three diverse George Mason students wearing safety gear carefully conduct an experiment in a lab.
Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Computational and Data Sciences

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Environmental Science and Policy

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Forensic Science Program

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Geography and Geoinformation Science

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Mathematical Sciences

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Neuroscience Program

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Physics and Astronomy

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School of Systems Biology

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