The Department of Political Science and International Affairs is hosting a panel discussion on Thursday, Feb. 5 at 4 p.m. in Monroe 116: “Trump and the World: One Year On.” The panel will feature regional expertise and analysis of the Trump administration’s foreign policy from Professors Jason Davidson, Surupa Gupta, Guan-Yi Leu, Melissa Martinez, and […]
UMW’s Center for AI and the Liberal Arts has named alumnus Sean O’Brien ’09 as its inaugural AI Expert-in-Residence. O’Brien currently leads AI initiatives at Internet2 — the technology consortium serving higher education institutions nationwide. He will return to Mary Washington this spring to mentor students, advise faculty research projects and share insights on AI’s […]
January is human trafficking awareness month – this invitation is from the Fredericksburg area branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and all are welcomePlease join us: Human Trafficking in Our Area Saturday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. Combs Hall 139 Event is Free and Open to the Public ZOOM linkAAUW* Fredericksburg Area […]
A year of affirmation—join UMW Women’s Leadership Colloquium for February’s Coffee Talk on “Affirming a Positive Year,” Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 8 a.m. at 718 Venue in Fredericksburg. Learn more and register today!
Associate Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds published a commentary in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on January 22nd on the need for greater transparency in data center water use. The column is titled “How Will the Data Center Boom Impact Virginia’s Waters. Secrecy on this Topic Doesn’t Bode Well.” Read the full commentary in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
