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After taking on several social media-focused student internships for organizations such as Fall for the Book, Joyce accepted a role on the Communications and Marketing team within Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
In her work and her experience as a law student, Shannon Toole values the attention to detail, skills in writing and analysis, and ability to see multiple perspectives that she developed as a major in English.
2017 Spring Distinguished Alumni - Women and Gender Studies
Mabinty Quarshie earned a degree in English from George Mason University, along with two minors: Women and Gender Studies and African and African American Studies.
2017 Spring Distinguished Alumni - Religious Studies
Sehrish Kahn-Williamson received two bachelor’s degrees from Mason, in English and in Religious Studies, and went on to receive her master in theological studies degree from Harvard University.
Eric D. Chapman brings to his legal career the skills of reading for detail, identifying underlying assumptions, and imagining alternatives points of view that he developed in the English major.
As Director of Marketing and Communication for the Washington, D.C., Economic Partnership, Julie Weber uses her writing skills and creativity to market District of Columbia business.
Washington Post video reporter Tom LeGro, BA English ’98, MFA Creative Writing ’01, was part of the team that revealed then-U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore’s alleged past sexual harassment of teenage girls and the subsequent efforts to undermine the reporting that exposed it.
Shawn Brann, BA English '95, BA Communication '95, MA Education '99, CERG Educational Leadership, is a scrum master supporting the federal government on a large-scale financial system project at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Sean Murphy has been publishing fiction, poetry, reviews—of music, movies, books, and food—as well as essays on the technology industry for almost twenty years. as well as essays on the technology industry for almost twenty years.
As the Chief Culture, Diversity and Inclusion Officer at Vizient, Inc., Monica Davy guides overarching strategy, program implementation and ongoing support for the company’s culture, DEI, engagement, community impact and corporate responsibility initiatives.
Paul Liberty was appointed vice president for government and community relations in 2012, and reports directly to President Gregory Washington. He oversees a team working with federal, state and local governments as well as business and civic communities.
Cheryl Rice, BA English '88 and JD '91, is partner at Egerton, McAfee, in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she enjoys representing businesses and business owners in commercial disputes of all types.
You may have seen George Mason English alumnus Scott Alan Smith in television shows such as Rosewood. When he's not acting himself, he's teaching acting and directing at Pepperdine University.