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The document summarizes the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) at George Mason University. It describes NSCS as an honor society for high-achieving freshmen and sophomores with a GPA of 3.4 or higher. Members participate in various community service activities like assisting senior citizens and fundraising for cancer research. Social events help members network and relax with each other. The document encourages the reader to join NSCS for the opportunity to develop professionally and make new friends through the organization's programs.
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- 2. I will show you why NSCS at George Mason University Rocks! 2013 inductees at GMU!
- 3. First of all what is NSCS…? “NSCS at George Mason University is an honor society inviting high-achieving freshmen and sophomores. Members must have a GPA of 3.4 or above and rank in the top 10 percent of their class.”
- 4. Members of NSCS… • …are a part of community service! • …have opportunities to develop their professional career! • …have fun meeting new people! The following slides show you what makes NSCS at GMU so enjoyable!
- 5. Johnny Appleseed Event Students gave an apple to their favorite professor to show them how much they appreciate them.
- 6. Johnny Appleseed Event Posing with favorite professors! This is me!
- 7. Relay for Life Members who participated… • Celebrated the lives of people who have battled cancer. • Remembered loved ones lost. • Helped fight back against the disease. • Raised funds and awareness to help the American Cancer Society save lives.
- 9. Senior Citizen Prom Members help create a prom for the senior citizens at a nursing home nearby.
- 10. Senior Citizen Prom Snack table. Goodie bag table.
- 11. Aids Walk Members support those with HIV/AIDS by raising awareness and fundraising the event.
- 12. Stop Hunger Now Members package 10,000 meals together. Boxes filled with meals.
- 13. Stop Hunger Now Sealing meal bags.Adding food to bags. Putting together boxes.
- 14. De-stress events You will enjoy times where you simply socialize and relax with other members! You will make new friends! Ice Cream Social
- 15. Career Development Members at GMU hosted their very own fashion show! They demonstrated how and when to wear professional attire.
- 16. Geek is Chic Members strutted down the “runway”. Models from the event.
- 17. Join NOW! It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity! DON’T MISS OUT! Members walking across the stage. Congratulations cake. The ceremony.
- 18. Where I retrieved most of my information • Personal experience • https://twitter.com/gmu_nscs/media • https://www.facebook.com/nscs.gmu/posts/2 66663603482011?stream_ref=10 • https://www.facebook.com/nscs.gmu • https://www.facebook.com/events/36393119 9427/
- 19. Thank you for your consideration!