Assistant Professor
Dr. Alexander Monea is an Assistant Professor serving jointly in George Mason's English Department and Cultural Studies Department. He researches the history and cultural impacts of computers and digital media. He is also an Ethics, Equity, and Trust Area Editor for Data & Policy. He received his PhD in Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media from North Carolina State University.
Associate Director, Office of Admissions, George Mason University
Patrick Money is the Associate Director of Admissions for George Mason University. After starting as a student employee at the Admissions office, he has spent the last decade as a member of the Mason Admissions family helping students and families find the right college destination.
Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)
Luma Mousa has a BA in English Language & Literature and an MA in English Literature & Criticism.
Esther serves as an English for Academic Purposes instructor at INTO George Mason University where she serves multilingual learners who speak English as a Second language.Robinson Professor
Oluseyi was previously part of the faculty at the Florida Institute of Technology, and from 2016 to 2019 was the space science education lead in NASA’s Space Mission Directorate, where he provided strategic leadership and management for the directorate’s investments in science education and communications.
Clarence J. Robinson Professor, Honors College
John Paden received his B.A. in philosophy from Occidental College, his M.A. in philosophy, politics and economics from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and his Ph.D. in politics from Harvard University.
Associate Professor
Sun-Young Park is a cultural and architectural historian who specializes in nineteenth-century France. Her research focuses on the ways in which architectural history, urban history, and the history of medicine intersect.
Robinson Professor of Public Affairs
Areas of Research: Economic Principles, Political Economy, Economic Policy, Morality of Modern Capitalism
Visiting Associate Professor
A professor of contemporary literature, film, and television, Christopher Pizzino is interested in the way storytelling connects to social, moral, political, and philosophical conversations in the modern world.Adjunct Faculty
I am a retired administrator, now enjoying the opportunity for more contact with students. Prior to retirement, I served as Assistant Provost of Academic Affairs at Mason, overseeing academic accreditation and program development. Previously, I served as Director of Academic Program Development for the University of Maryland, College Park.
