The University of Mary Washington Philharmonic Orchestra will perform its fourth annual Independence Day Spectacular concert on Monday, July 4 at Pratt Park in Stafford County.
UMW Philharmonic to Perform Annual Independence Day Concert
The University of Mary Washington Philharmonic Orchestra will perform its fourth annual Independence Day Spectacular concert on Monday, July 4 at Pratt Park in Stafford County.
2011 UMW Graduate Receives Fulbright Scholarship
University of Mary Washington graduate Michele Alexander has been selected to receive a U.S. Fulbright grant for 2011-2012. She becomes the eighth student in the university’s history to receive the prestigious award, bringing to six the number of Fulbright grants awarded at UMW in the past four years alone.
2011 UMW Graduate Receives Fulbright Scholarship
University of Mary Washington graduate Michele Alexander has been selected to receive a U.S. Fulbright grant for 2011-2012. She becomes the eighth student in the university’s history to receive the prestigious award, bringing to six the number of Fulbright grants awarded at UMW in the past four years alone.
Alvey Drive Closed Temporarily
Due to construction at the rear of Goolrick Hall, Alvey Drive will be closed Friday 6/17, Monday 6/20, and Tuesday 6/21 from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day. Access to the parking deck, the Sunken Road lots, and Alvey Lot will be from the Sunken Road gate. The road will be opened as soon as the work will allow.
Alvey Drive Closed Temporarily
Due to construction at the rear of Goolrick Hall, Alvey Drive will be closed Friday 6/17, Monday 6/20, and Tuesday 6/21 from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day. Access to the parking deck, the Sunken Road lots, and Alvey Lot will be from the Sunken Road gate. The road will be opened as soon as the work will allow.
Keith Mellinger
Keith E. Mellinger, associate professor and chair of the department of mathematics, and former UMW student Jake Farinholt coauthored the article “Minimal generators for BCH codes” published in spring 2011 issue of The Pi Mu Epsilon Journal, an official publication of the national honorary mathematics society.
Leadership Fredericksburg Seeks Applicants
The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce’s signature program – Leadership Fredericksburg – is now accepting applications for its fifth year. Last year’s class included Allyson Moerman of the finance department and Mary Parnell from the Small Business Development Center.
The nine-month course takes place at various locations around the Fredericksburg region. It provides the community with a pool of highly skilled and motivated leaders from a cross-section of industry who are deeply committed to improving the quality of life in the region while leading with integrity, best practices, and guiding principles.
This highly selective program has approximately 24 participants who submit a comprehensive application coupled with a supporting letter of recommendation. Applicants will be chosen by a selection committee that will use equitable criteria guidelines to select the participants.
HOW TO APPLY
To download the application for Leadership Fredericksburg, go to: http://www.fredericksburgchamber.org/leadership/index.htm. You may also contact the Chamber office at (540) 373-9400 if you would like to receive an application by fax, mail, or email. There is a $25.00 application fee.
The application deadline is July 1, 2011; however if you need an extension in order to complete your application, please contact Whitney Watts at whitney@fredericksburgchamber.org or 540-735-1922.
For more information about Leadership Fredericksburg, contact Susan Spears at 540-373-9400 or susan@fredericksburgchamber.org.
PROGRAM TITLE SPONSOR –Mary Washington Healthcare
Leadership Fredericksburg – the fastest growing network of Leaders in the Fredericksburg Region!
Each Fellow will receive:
- Personal “360” assessment and Executive Coaching session; RightPath personality profile
- Skills to create a personal “Individual Development Plan”
- A trained program mentor from the business community for the full nine-month course
- Opportunity to get to know significant community leaders “up close & personal”
- An enhanced understanding of the Fredericksburg Region
- Opportunity to advance to the Leadership Fredericksburg Alumni Association
Each Employer will receive:
- Participant’s highly-developed leadership skills that translate directly to positive impacts for your business
- New awareness of community issues & resources as it relates to your business
- A new network that is exposed to your business
- The participant’s advanced commitment to community leadership, which enhances your business in its role as a good corporate citizen
The program begins with an Orientation session in September. This is followed by eight monthly sessions in which participants learn about the businesses, issues, government, history, resources, and challenges that impact the economic & community dynamics of the Fredericksburg Region.
Fellows are assigned to three teams to delve into an Action Learning Project where they are partnered with an area nonprofit organization. Project presentations and the Graduation Ceremony occur separately in May 2012.
Chamber Music in the Garden
How does a summer evening of beautiful music in a garden setting sound? If it sounds good, mark your calendars for Saturday, June 25, at 6 p.m., when acclaimed violin duo Marcolivia will be performing in the Memorial Garden at the James Monroe Museum. They will play music from Monroe’s era, such as a suite in E minor by French composer Jacques Aubert and arias from Mozart’s Magic Flute, and American popular pieces of the 19th and 20th centuries in honor of our presidents.
Marcolivia has been featured on NPR’s “Performance Today” and performs regularly at the Phillips Collection, the National Gallery of Art and the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage. They also tour and perform at music festivals throughout the U.S. and in Japan, Italy, Spain and England.
There will be a repeat of the concert on Sunday, June 26, at 3 p.m. UMW faculty and staff receive the reduced-price admission of $8. Contact auphaus@umw.edu (or x1123) with any questions!
Farewell for Anita McAlister Set
Join the UMW Post Office team as we send our best wishes with Anita McAlister in her retirement after 11 years of service in the UMW Community. Stop in the store between 1 and 4 p.m. on Friday, June 17, 2011 to visit and say farewell!
Amme Ingram, Customer Operations Manager, Copy and Mail Services
