There are many ways for high school students to become involved with the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution.
Participate in the Peace Art Competition
Sailing off Traces of Affliction
Collage by Isabella Cuevas
Attend the Conflict Resolution Youth Summit
The Conflict Resolution Youth Summit explores some of today’s toughest problems through the lens of peace and conflict resolution.
Rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students are invited to connect with other students from varied backgrounds with common interests and goals.
Students spend three nights on our DC-area suburban campus while earning college credit and making new friends.
Conflict Resolution Youth Impact Awards
The Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University is proud to recognize high school students from across the nation for the Conflict Resolution Youth Impact Award.
This prestigious award recognizes outstanding high school students who demonstrate care for the complex issues we face and are willing to take action to address community problems.
Explore an Undergraduate Degree in Conflict Analysis and Resolution
Engage with conflict directly and gain the skills and experience to succeed in many professions.
Whether you’re pursuing a specific goal or still exploring your options, the Carter School prepares you for a meaningful career that you’re passionate about.
At the Carter School, you can:
- Engage in cutting-edge coursework
- Build your career with transferable skills
- Work closely with dedicated faculty
- Get an education that extends beyond the classroom
- Easily access internship opportunities in Washington D.C.