ScienceConnect 2025 | GMU College of Science

Thank you for attending ScienceConnect 2025

ScienceConnect 2025 brought students, faculty, and staff together once again to kick off the fall semester with information sharing, connection/networking, and hands-on science. Held on George Mason's Fairfax and SciTech campuses, the annual event featured interactive demos, giveaways, and opportunities to meet departments, student organizations, and university resource teams.

See highlights of the event on the Fairfax and SciTech campuses.

Attendees wander the halls of Exploratory Hall at ScienceSconnect 2025

Dean Cody W. Edwards at ScienceConnect 2025

Three Mason Science staff ready to sign in students to ScienceConnect 2025

Two individuals at the GGS table waiting for students at ScienceConnect 2025

Students visiting the Physics and Astronomy table at ScienceConnect 2025

Students had the opportunity to win prizes through games at ScienceConnect 2025

Students got to play ConnectFour out on the lawn at ScienceConnect 2025

Volunteers handling the plant sale at ScienceConnect 2025

A faculty member speaks to students at ScienceConnect 2025

Student orgs, including SPECTRUM, attended ScienceConnect 2025

Student shows their completed blanket to be donated to local shelters.

Student creating a blanket to be donated to local shelters.

Available plants for purchase at ScienceConnect 2025

Attendees of ScienceConnect 2025 outside on the lawn.

Dean Cody W. Edwards making a blanket to be donated to local shelters.

Several organizations shared information for students at ScienceConnect 2025

Plant Sale at ScienceConnect 2025 on the SciTech Campus.

Participant visiting the neuroscience table at ScienceConnect 2025

Overview of ScienceConnect 2025 on the SciTech Campus

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