Re-chartering for 2026 and beyond

The Center for Social Complexity, at the behest of Dean of the College of Science Cody Edwards, is currently going through a process to renew the charter for the next three years. As part of this process, we are also reviewing existing publications, compiling grant information, and updating the current membership. So if you are a member of the Center for Social Complexity, please do not be alarmed if we reach out to you for some additional information on those topics – this information is needed to support the future of the Center.

In addition, if you are not a current member but you would like to work with the Center for Social Complexity – whether you are a member of the College of Science faculty, someone outside of it, or even someone outside of George Mason University altogether – feel free to reach out to Bill Kennedy or Hamdi Kavak. We are happy to establish new working relationships across disciplines and institution

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