Director of Campus Recreation Kelly Shannon wanted to do something in the Cycle Studio to make it more fun and inviting, and Erin Hill, a graduate assistant for Campus Recreation, proposed reaching out to UMW art students to paint the mural. Campus Rec reached out to the Department of Art and Art History and Chris […]
Associate professor of sociology Eric Bonds recently published an article in the journal Sociology Compass titled “U.S. Sociology and the Iraq War.” The article is based on a review of the Iraq-War related articles published in the discipline’s major journals. Bonds concludes that, while sociologists have made important contributions to our collective understanding of American aspects […]
Associate Professor of History and American Studies Nabil Al-Tikriti presented a paper titled “Registering Slavery, Takfīring Enemies, Tasting Death: Şehzade Korkud’s (d. 1513) Contributions to Ottoman Religio-Political Policies.” It was presented at the “(Re)thinking Ottoman Sunnitization, ca. 1450-1700” workshop, held on August 25-26, at Budapest’s Central European University (CEU). The workshop is part of the […]
Message from President Paino on DACA – Go to http://umweagleeye.wpengine.com/2017/09/06/message-from-president-paino-about-daca-decision/ for Dr. Paino’s statement on the recent Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program news.Beware of Potential Hurricane Harvey Phishing Scams – When a tragedy strikes, cyber criminals typically set up fraudulent donation sites, and online scammers look to prey on people who want to help.This week, […]
Excellent Eagle Employees! Congratulations to Marissa Miller (Office of Student Conduct & Responsibility) for being selected as our Excellent Eagle for August, and to Dishante Fryer (Academic Engagement & Student Success/James Farmer Scholars) for being selected as our Excellent Eagle for September! You can nominate your co-workers, supervisor or employees for the Excellent Eagle Employee award […]