University Life cultivates an environment that nurtures students’ personal growth, empowers diverse voices, fosters lifelong connections, and instills a sense of belonging and pride.
About Us
University Life is dedicated to empowering students for success by providing student support services, campus engagement opportunities, and a range of programs that promote academic achievement, personal well-being, and career readiness. We foster a vibrant student community that upholds the values of academic integrity, well-being, and all-inclusive diversity.
With more than 30 offices, University Life aims to:
- Provide comprehensive support services, including counseling, health resources, academic advising, and career guidance
- Promote student engagement and involvement in campus life by organizing activities that foster a sense of community, encourage social connections, and provide opportunities for leadership development
- Offer resources and programs that assist students in developing skills, exploring career paths, and connecting with internship and job opportunities
- Create an inclusive campus environment that celebrates and respects individual differences
- Support students in achieving academic success by providing academic resources, study skills workshops, tutoring services, and peer mentoring programs
How We Support Students
- Help students navigate transitions throughout their George Mason experience
- Create opportunities and communities for student involvement and engagement with peers, faculty, staff, and administrators
- Promote wellness, healthy lifestyle choices, and a culture of safety
- Empower students to be socially conscious leaders and promote democratic and civic engagement
How We Support Faculty
- Offer opportunities for faculty to learn about and collaborate with University Life staff on initiatives that enhance student engagement and campus life
- Act as a bridge between faculty and students, offering resources for student support and well-being; faculty can refer students to appropriate services, such as counseling or academic advising, ensuring that students receive the assistance they need to succeed academically and personally