Since 1972 George Mason University has offered students the opportunity to learn in an extremely diverse, cosmopolitan, and academically rigorous environment. Minutes from Washington, D.C., GMU boasts a student body of 30,000 students pursuing degrees in over 156 fields.

George Mason has won acclaim in a multitude of areas:

• Ranked the most diverse school in the nation according to the Princeton Review's 2006 Annual College Guide.
• George Mason is the first and only school in Virginia to boast two Nobel Laureates, as well as a Pulitzer Prize winner, IEEE Centennial Medalists, and recipients of Fulbright, National Science Foundation, and National Endowment for the Arts awards.
• A nationally-ranked Forensics Team that has produced thirty national champions and four overall top speakers/performers at the AFA National Tournament.

GMU has remained in the top ten programs nationally for 21 of the last 28 years and is one of only five schools to attend every American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament since its inception in 1978.

Committed to the ideals of excellence and innovation, George Mason University remains a place where students are challenged to reach their full potential.

For more information on George Mason University, the GMU Forensics Team, or our summer institute GMIF: The George Mason Institute of Forensics, please visit us through the image links below.