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- 1Study finds doctors trusted on climate even by skeptics●A joint study by Yale University and George Mason University found that those who are disengaged, doubtful, or dismissiv
A joint study by Yale University and George Mason University found that Americans who are disengaged, doubtful, or dismissive of climate change still place high trust in healthcare providers on the subject, ranking their primary care doctors as their first or second-most trusted source. The findings suggest physicians could play an unusually effective role in communicating climate health risks across political divides, and commentators are highlighting the potential for doctors to reach audiences beyond traditional climate messengers.
- 2George Mason pair help build International Trade Commission corporate university▼Learning technology student and alum find shared language to develop International Trade Commission corporate university
A George Mason University learning technology student and an alumna are working with the US International Trade Commission to develop its corporate university, a structured in-house training program. The university says the pair found a shared professional language to translate learning technology research into practical staff development for the federal agency.
- 3George Mason public health student interns with conservation district▼Public health student interns with the conservation district
A George Mason University public health student is completing an internship with a local conservation district, gaining hands-on experience at the intersection of environmental work and community health. The placement highlights how public health training extends into land and water conservation, and the university is spotlighting the student's work as an example of applied learning.
- 4George Mason University celebrates wins across multiple sports teams●George Mason University celebrates multiple sports teams' wins in Virginia
George Mason University in Virginia is celebrating a string of victories by its sports teams, according to local coverage from NBC4 Washington. The school is highlighting the successful run across several of its athletic programmes, a moment of pride for the university community and its fans in the region.