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The Mason Nation Thriving Together 5K and 1-mile run/walk brought over 400 participants to GMU’s Fairfax Campus on Oct. 19, raising funds for student mental health programs.
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Kristina Ryder works as an administrative specialist in George Mason’s Office of University Advancement and Alumni Relations, where she supports the Advancement communications team. Outside work, Ryder is a singer, and she has performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at sporting events at George Mason and beyond. She recently performed at Washington Mystics and Wizards games. Read more.