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This is a segment from an oral history of Jay Jarvis, and George Mason University alumni. In this segment, Jarvis discusses transferring to George Mason College after attending Northern Virginia Community College and the student life, the student…

This is a segment from an oral history of Jess McCann, who is a graduate of George Mason University and a successful author. In this clip, McCann discusses her time as a student at George Mason University and the beginnings of her career as a dating…

This is a segment from an oral history of John "Til" Hazel, who is Northern Virginia lawyer and is considered a founder or George Mason University because he was able to secure a campus for the university. In this clip, Hazel discusses how he…

This is a segment from an oral history of Sally Merten, First Lady and wife of Dr. Alan Merten, who was President of George Mason University from 1996-2012. In this segment, Mrs. Merten talks about the arts and the relationship between the Northern…

This is a segment from an oral history of Dr. Alan Merten, conducted in 2010 by Jennifer Janes and Robert Vay. Dr. Merten was the President of George Mason University from 1996-2012. In this segment, Dr. Merten discusses technological,…

This is a segment from an oral history of John Mason conducted in 2008 by Leah Donnelly and Robert Vay. In this segment, former Fairfax mayor John Mason describes the growing relationship between Mason and the surrounding community of Fairfax County,…

This is a segment from an oral history of Angie Goff conducted in 2010 in Fenwick Library by Jennifer Janes and Robert Vay. Goff is a Mason alumna (2001) and an anchor for the DC NBC affiliate, WRC-TV. In this segment, Ms. Goff recalls her time in a…

This is a segment from an oral history of Andy Evans conducted in 2012 in Fenwick Library by Misha Griffith and Robert Vay. Evans was the first minority recruiter for George Mason University appointed by Vergil Dykstra from 1974 to 1985. In this…

This is a segment from an oral history of Susan McCormick, a Mason alumna from the 1970s. In this segment, McCormick recalls her time at the Broadside student newspaper.