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Students as Scholars

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OSCAR, Office of Student Scholarship, Creative Activities, & Research
246 Johnson Center
Phone: 703-993-3794
Email: oscar@gmu.edu
Web: oscar.gmu.edu

Administration

Bethany M. Usher, Director

Students as Scholars, through the Office of Student Scholarship, Creative Activities, and Research (OSCAR), is Mason’s award-winning undergraduate research and creative activities initiative. We connect undergraduate students and faculty through both course-based and independent scholarly projects.

OSCAR offers several programs that make scholarship central to the undergraduate experience at Mason, by:

Helping undergraduates students find faculty mentors
Funding undergraduate research and creative projects through the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program
Providing funding for travel to conferences through the Undergraduate Student Travel Fund
Supporting Research and Scholarship Intensive Courses
Coordinating curriculum redesign through Scholarship Development Grants
Hosting the annual Celebration of Student Scholarship
Offering OSCAR Federal Work Study Research Assistantships

Please visit oscar.gmu.edu for more information.

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