#digitalswag

🌍✨ TUMBLR ANNOUNCEMENT !!!!✨🌍

Hej Tumblr! Ciao! Salut! Guess who just rolled up in here with a wild mix of European fever and pure unfiltered nonsense? Ja, das ist uns—Mozaikosblog. 🌍🤪

We’re here to sprinkle some old-school swag, poésie sauvage, irreverent commentary, and straight-up Balkan energy onto your dash. Because why bow to dusty art traditions when you can remix them into something bellissimo, wunderschön, or prosto dope at the same time?

What can you expect? ✅ Unholy combos of street slang and high art. ✅ Graffiti-style philosophy with a side of existential waffles. ✅ Killer memes, poetic ramblings, and cultural deep dives all blended into our colorful, glitchy, mosaic madness.

You’ve moved in, you’re making sure you have all your classes, you’re feeling pumped from the Preamble Convocation, and we are too! So much so, that we want to provide you with a little Digital S.W.A.G to get your year started off right. 

Rep your COS area of study with one of these 9 themes for all your devices and social media accounts. Show off your Patriot Pride to your friends and Mason family!

View all the sizes here: cos.gmu.edu/digitalswag

Not in the Class of 2020? Join us in welcoming these incoming students by sharing the digital swag on your social media, and maybe offer a word of advice for your fellow #MasonScience members!

Caption: Student-Athlete Youssef Khalafallah working in an organic chemistry lab.

Caption: Smithsonian-Mason Semester for Conservation Studies program students show fish collected via a fish trawl as they participate in a watershed conservation and management field trip to Gunston Cove at Pohick Bay Regional Park in Virginia.

Caption: Janice Rojas (MS forensic Science, '15) demonstrates her skills in the Forensics Lab.

Caption: Students and faculty participate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day including a student poster competition, dozens of local employers and guest speakers from leading GIS organizations.

Caption: Students tour the Research Hall observatory tower during an evening observing session.

Caption: A salamander collected during pond field research at the Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation.

Caption: Honors College students Suzy Hewitt (on left, Astronomy major) and Roxana Kazemi (Gov & Int’l Politics major) work as interns in the Explainers Program at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, National Air and Space Museum.

Caption: Zygorhiza kochii whale fossil cast hangs in the Exploratory Hall atrium.