Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Leadership and Media Studies Stephen Farnsworth appeared on NBC Washington News4 this month sharing his political expertise on Virginia’s redistricting battle. “By slicing up Northern Virginia as thinly as this plan would do, you are maximizing the chances that not only will Northern Virginia have more […]
Professor Emerita of Political Science and International Affairs Elizabeth Freund Larus was quoted by Diario De Cuba in an article titled “Corruption, attempted coup, or Taiwan: what is known about the military purge in China?” In the article, Larus, who is a senior associate research fellow at the Pacific Forum, tells the newspaper that “military […]
Faculty and staff are invited to join a special basketball doubleheader on Saturday, Feb. 14, featuring the women’s basketball team at 4 p.m. followed by the men’s basketball team at 6 p.m. During the games, the President’s Box will be open from halftime of the women’s game through halftime of the men’s game, offering light food […]
Check out the events happening at the Center for Teaching and plan on joining to listen and talk about great teaching across campus: Faculty Pedagogy Colloquium (3 presentations in the next month!) No Time to Read: More Than Words (so, what about writing and AI?) New Series: Playful Pedagogy (there are three rules to play in […]
The College of Education recently hosted its Spring Intern Professional Development Day for student interns completing their student teaching this semester. The day began with hands-on CPR/AED training led by Lara Traylor from the Rappahannock EMS Council. This required certification for Virginia teaching licensure was offered at no cost to students through the College’s partnership […]