The following message is from the Office of University Public Safety.UMW’s Director of Emergency Management and Safety Michael Muckinhaupt has notified us that he will be leaving UMW. Effective today, Captain Mark Sandor of the Department of Police and Public Safety will serve as interim Director of Emergency Management.We extend appreciation to Mike for his […]
Hello!Hope you’re all having a great day! The Students Activities and Engagement department invites all faculty and staff to submit to the SAE weekly! The weekly consists of events, reminders, campaigns, and a special pet highlight! We would love to have more faculty events, orgs, and pets included in future editions!
The UMW Safe Zone program offers workshops that are designed to educate members of the University community about lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ+) issues to increase the safety and inclusion of all campus citizens. At the end of each workshop, participants have the opportunity to become a Safe Zone ally for our campus. […]
Professor of English Maya Mathur presented the paper, “Eat the Rich: Race, Class, and Caste in Bornila Chatterjee’s The Hungry,” at the World Shakespeare Congress, which was held virtually from July 19-24, 2021. Her paper examined the connection between racial difference in William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus and class and caste tension in Bornila Chatterjee’s The […]
Associate Professor of English Shumona Dasgupta recently presented on representations of the Indian partition at two professional conferences.She presented “Subaltern Pasts: Other Archives of the Indian Partition (1947)” at the thirtieth annual British Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies conference (BCPSC) hosted by the Georgia Southern University, GA (February 15-19, 2021) and held as a virtual conference.She […]
