Due to shortages from the COVID-19 outbreak, the Office of Emergency Management and Safety is collecting Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from buildings throughout campus. This is to assist in an accurate inventory of these items, as well as to store these items in a central location. We will be collecting the following items: Gloves N95 […]
Jesse Stommel, a senior lecturer in Digital Studies, has been interviewed by several educational outlets, including The Chronicle of Higher Education, about teaching remotely and its impact on issues of accessibility and equity. Stommel and Sean Michael Morris, former director of Digital Learning at UMW, are holding remote office hours for instructors. “We don’t promise […]
Michelle Crow-Dolby, education and communications manager at Gari Melchers Home and Studio, was recently interviewed for The Free Lance-Star Weekender’s Young Life column about how the museum’s popular Preschool Palette program has gone online. For years, a widely popular offering at Gari Melchers Home and Studio has been its monthly Preschool Palette classes. Designed for […]
College of Business Dean Lynne Richardson’s latest column deals with being flexible with working, teaching and learning remotely. Read PIVOT QUICKLY. I love change.But I know the world does not embrace change the way I do, so it’s been amazing to see how, when under the gun, people pivot within days to change how they deliver […]
Need to relax for a minute or two? The Office of University Relations and Communications has just the thing for you – online jigsaw puzzles – featuring gorgeous springtime images from the beautiful UMW campus – and printable coloring pages! Visit https://advancement.umw.edu/universityrelations/creative-services/just-for-fun/. Check back as we add more fun things to do.
