The William B. Crawley Great Lives Lecture Series continues on Thursday, Feb. 25 with German poet and author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, presented by UMW Professor Emeritus of German Sammy Merrill. The Davenport & Company Lecture.Because of restrictions on public gatherings on campus, the entire series of 18 lectures will be pre-recorded and delivered electronically, […]
“Civic engagement is very important. We all live here together and we need to look out for one another.” – Elizabeth GorehamWhy is it so important to find a cause you love and volunteer your time? Spending time enriching your community is a great way to broaden your perceptions of the world. By immersing yourself […]
PSIA Chairman Elizabeth Freund Larus was the key guest on the Vietnam News program 360 Degree World on February 19, 2021. Professor Larus offered comments on President Biden’s domestic and foreign priorities. She indicated that Biden’s domestic priorities were addressing COVID and facilitating economic equality. His foreign policy priorities are addressing China’s economic and military […]
CAMPUS RECREATIONGroup Fitness Schedule19 classes Hybrid classesMonday-Saturday Free 30 minute Guided Meditation Zoom Call with Bill BrooksMindfulness is great for relieving stress and improving mental health. On these free weekly meditation calls, you won’t be asked to speak, but simply to listen as Bill guides everyone on the line through some mindfulness practice30 minutes of LIVE […]
College of Education Assistant Professor Jennifer Walker was featured in an article in Communique, the official news publication of the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, about an article she co-authored with Colorado faculty member Kathy Randolph entitled, “Teacher Self-Advocacy for the Shared Responsibility of Classroom and Behavior Management.”With more than 40 percent of new teachers […]
