The George Mason University - Society for Human Resource Management Student Chapter (SHRM) is a registered student organization that connects students with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), the world’s largest HR professional association. Our mission is to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical application, empowering students to become future leaders in human resource management.
• Professional Development: Attend workshops, webinars, and speaker sessions led by local HR professionals to enhance your skills in areas like talent acquisition, employee relations, compensation, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. • Networking: Connect with HR professionals, GMU alumni, and SHRM members through local and national events to expand your professional network. • Certification Preparation: Gain access to resources and support to pursue SHRMCP or SHRM-SCP certifications. • Leadership Development: Participate in professional mentorship programs and resume-building opportunities to enhance your leadership and career readiness. • Community Impact: Engage in initiatives that promote ethical practices and innovative approaches in the HR field.
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