C-RASC 2022-2023 Academic Year Graduate Research Fellows Program Application Period Now Open!
Are you interested in creating life-changing social and economic opportunities to support global communities through locally led resilience and sustainability
C-RASC Core Member receives NSF grant for Conservation Incentives and the Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Water Sustainability
Clean water is a vital component of life, and without it, human existence as it’s known today would quickly cease.
C-RASC Graduate Fellow and Faculty Member Published Research on Predictive Resilience
C-RASC Graduate Fellow and Faculty Member Published Research on the Predictive Resilience of Infrastructure Systems Infrastructures are interdependent systems, and
C-RASC Interim AD is Special Symposia Guest Editor for PAR
In January 2021, the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) launched the ASPA COVID-19 Pandemic Task Force (PTF) to serve
C-RASC Leadership awarded a Building Resiliency to COVID-19 grant
C-RASC Director, Dr. Kathryn Laskey, and Strategic Advisor, Dr. Lin Wells, among others, have been awarded a Building Resiliency to
Member serves on National Academies Transportation Resilience Metrics Committee
Dr. Elise Miller-Hooks has served on the National Academies Transportation Resilience Metrics Committee over the past year. Their report was
C-RASC Intern Makes Maps to Support Connected Agriculture in Virginia
Blog post by C-RASC Summer 2021 Intern, Zach Draper (Georgia State University) In the 20 years since broadband internet
Call for Abstracts
STAR-TIDES 15th Annual Capabilities Demo “Building Sustainable Resilience in a Post COVID–19 World.” Mason Fairfax Campus: October 18 – 20, 2021 (Abstracts due May 24,
Mason students and faculty help guide school security by participating in active shooter simulations
Last August, George Mason University faculty and students participated in a series of virtual simulations of school shooter incidents as
Resilience as a Boundary Object
An Opinion Piece from GMU MPA Student and C-RASC Graduate Fellow, Alexandra Albright In a 2013 article from the