Members of the Carter School Dean’s Council are our closest friends, those most committed to our shared goals to lead change, build peace, and pursue justice.
Alice Walker, founding member
Dean’s Council membership is extended to donors who make gifts totaling $2,500 a year or lifetime contributions over $50,000. This level of support helps the School meet new and unexpected challenges across our global society, while attracting greater recognition and visibility for our work.
"Now more than ever we need institutions that are dedicated not only to the study but also to the practice of peace and conflict resolution. The Carter School at George Mason University is at the forefront of producing individuals devoted to shaping a more peaceful and just world."
Members serve as goodwill ambassadors of the Carter School, sharing our mission and purpose with their personal network and inviting prospective members to join our community. Members form lasting connections with each other, ensuring the experience of giving to the Carter School is meaningful.
“The Dean’s Council functions like a mind-trust for the Carter School. In the challenging times of polarized politics, a pandemic, and the global crisis of human security and injustices, it is a privilege for me to benefit from the support of people passionate about peace and justice and ready to make a difference in both here in the U.S. and beyond.”
Andy Shallal, honorary chair
"Imagine a world where peace is studied, where students dare to dream of a just and equitable world, and where those dreams can turn into action. Such a world exists at the Carter School. A school that is dedicated to teaching the building blocks of such a world."
Consider making a gift today and joining this special community today. For more information or to discuss giving opportunities, contact Maria Seniw (mseniw@gmu.edu), (703) 993-8763.