Professor of English Chris Foss has accepted an invitation to serve on the editorial board of Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture, which publishes interdisciplinary work, both scholarly and creative, authored by autistic people and allistic allies.In addition, Foss published a new book with UVA Press titled The Importance of Being Different: Disability in Oscar […]
UMW announces new members of Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honorary society.Pi Mu Epsilon New Member List 2025: Kannon J. Baker Abigail R. Beckelhimer Brandon D. Beiler Sean P. Cadugan Madison A. Chin Stephen Fenaoui Katelyn G. Gueci Emily A. Hart Miranda Herd Lily S. King Roheel Nawaz Benjamin R. Plonka Nyah N. Speicher Ethan […]
Associate Professor of Religious Studies Jennifer Barry received the 2024 Summer National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH) Research Grant. Due to this highly competitive funding, she was able to develop materials to secure an advanced book contract for her third monograph, Scandalous Christian Histories, which will be published with the University of Edinburgh Press.Barry was […]
UMW Facilities Operations will be hosting:Retirement Celebration for Capital Outlay Program Director Gary Hobsonat The Kalnen Inn on Thursday, April 24, from 1-3 p.m Located on the Sunken Road side of the Jepson Alumni Executive Center is the Kalnen Inn.Please join us to celebrate Gary and all his years of service to Mary Washington!
Chris Foss’s The Importance of Being Different Book Reading April 24, 5 PM | Combs 139 Professor of English Chris Foss will read from his newly published book, The Importance of Being Different: Disability in Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales. He’ll talk about and read from the book for about 30 minutes and take questions from […]