Mason Korea's Campus Dean for the last five and a half years bids farewell.

George Mason University President Gregory Washington met with Incheon Mayor Jeong-bok Yoo to mark Mason Korea's 10th anniversary and discuss future plans.

To mark Mason Korea's 10th anniversary, GMU President Gregory Washington and IFEZA Commissioner Wonsok Yun signed an MOU to expand industry-academia collaboration in key fields.

Mason Korea's 10th anniversary kicked off with a vibrant reception, celebrating the community and supporters with a special performance featuring the Green Machine and a Mason Korea student band.

Over 150 guests, including representatives from both George Mason campuses, government officials, industry partners, and IGC representatives, gathered to celebrate Mason Korea's 10th anniversary milestone.

To mark its 10th anniversary, Mason Korea convened a panel of industry leaders to explore how George Mason University's research can fuel advancements in key Korean industries.

The Center for Security Policy Studies-Korea (CSPS-Korea) hosted its 5th international security symposium, bringing together security experts from Korea and the US to discuss Korea's strategic role in the evolving Indo-Pacific security landscape.

Mason Korea concluded its 10th anniversary celebrations with a gala in Seoul, featuring a silent auction, performances by the Green Machine, and a $60,000 scholarship pledge from advisory board member Mr. Sam Machour.

Sam Machour, a Mason Korea advisory board member, reaffirmed his dedication to student success with a new $60,000 donation to scholarships.

Mason Korea marked a dual milestone at its 10th anniversary Commencement, celebrating the Class of 2024, including its first-ever PhD graduate.

Mason Korea honored Campus Dean Robert Matz with a farewell party and the renaming of their largest lecture hall in recognition of his five years of dedicated service and leadership.