Updates to EagleEye: Changes to the Submission Process
The following message is from the Office of University Relations:
After several days of site maintenance and updates, EagleEye is back up and running. And it’s easier than ever to post information. All you need to do is fill out the one-step form found at http://umweagleeye.wpengine.com/contribute/. Since EagleEye now exists as part of the UMW website rather than UMW Blogs, you won’t need any EagleEye-specific usernames or passwords you may have used in the past.
Your post will show as “pending” until it is reviewed. The newsletter will continue to go out to faculty and staff on Thursday afternoons.
If you have any questions about EagleEye or if you experience issues with the new form, please contact Brynn Boyer, Curtiss Grymala or Marty Morrison at (540) 654-1055.
UMW Professor Denis Nissim-Sabat Leaves a Legacy of Activism (The Free Lance-Star)
Dr. Keith Mellinger Receives Millersville’s Young Alumni Achievement Award (readmedia.com)
UMW Named Among Top Affordable (The Free Lance-Star)
White House ‘Scandals’ May Nix McAuliffe’s Momentum (WJLA.Com)
When Helping Hurts (New York Times; Online Athens.com)
Parenting: Best in Moderation (The Free Lance-Star; bradenton.com; The Denver Post; courier-journal.com; greenbaypressgazette.com; macon.com; fresnobee.com
A Message from President Hurley
To the University of Mary Washington Community:
I’m sure you share my sentiments when I say that I am shocked and saddened by the events this week in Boston. They have been a powerful and horrific reminder of how quickly life can change. Our hearts go out to those killed or injured and to their families, and on behalf of the University, I extend our sincere condolences. These events have had a profound impact, not only on those families directly impacted, but upon our entire nation.
I am confident that the entire UMW community joins me in extending our support to those who are seeking answers and striving to heal from this unimaginable tragedy.
Sincerely,
Richard V. Hurley
President