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Moore Promoted to Assistant Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator

Caitlin Moore has been promoted to the administrative role of Assistant Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator/Assistant Department Chair at the University of Mary Washington, as announced by Director of Athletics Patrick Catullo. Moore will relinquish her role as women’s lacrosse coach as she transitions to a full-time administrative role.“I look forward to having Caitlin transition into […]

Taghon Becomes Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach

Maddie Taghon has been promoted to the position of head women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Mary Washington, as announced by Director of Athletics Patrick Catullo. Taghon will assume her new role effective immediately.“Maddie has been a perfect fit for our women’s lacrosse program and is a rising star in the coaching profession,” noted […]

Lee Assists Fredericksburg-Area Health Officials with Charts of Local COVID-19 Cases

An article in The Free Lance-Star, “Fredericksburg-area health officials say ‘worst is probably still ahead of us’,” mentioned the contributions of Associate Professor of Mathematics Leo Lee, who is working with Dr. Donald Stern, acting director of Rappahannock Area Health District, to develop charts that show “the true number of new cases” locally. Health experts […]

Richardson Column in The Free Lance-Star

College of Business Dean Lynne Richardson’s weekly column in The Free Lance-Star focuses on the value of treating each person in an organization with respect. Read SHOW RESPECT FOR ALL. I love this story. Walt Bettinger, CEO of San Francisco-based Charles Schwab, occasionally takes job candidates out for breakfast as part of the interview process. […]

Office of Gift Planning Spring 2020 Newsletter

The Office of Gift Planning recently released its spring 2020 newsletter, Planning Matters, which includes features on Sue Tillery ’81, whose planned gift will create the third Tillery family scholarship, as well as Lillian Lester ’20, a first-generation college student who was the recipient of the Franklin E. Tillery scholarship for three years. 16http://giving.umw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/April-20-final-UMW-Planning-Matters-3.pdf