2024-25 Civic Engagement and Leadership SummitSaturday, September 14 | 10 am – 5 pm | Chandler BallroomThe James Farmer Multicultural Center will be hosting its tenth annual Civic Engagement & Leadership Summit. The purpose of the summit is to create a valuable and meaningful opportunity for students to learn more about the importance of voting […]
Rosalyn Cooperman, professor and chair of Political Science and International Affairs, spoke to the Center for Women in American Politics by Rutgers for a piece titled “Expert Insights: What to Watch in Election 2024.” In the article, Cooperman offers a critical analysis of 2024 campaign finance. She notes that while progressive political action committees (PAC) leverage […]
Exercise, sports, reading, and the list could go on! What is your favorite pastime? Well, Keith Mellinger, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Mathematics, chooses Bluegrass! That’s one you don’t hear often! “I think there’s a lot of deep-seeded, deep roots of Bluegrass in Virginia,” Mellinger said in a recently […]
University of Mary Washington President Troy Paino welcomed employees to the new school year, delivering the annual fall faculty/staff address on Monday, Aug. 19, in George Washington Hall’s Dodd Auditorium. During the hourlong gathering, he reflected on a campus abuzz with activity over the summer, from unique academic offerings to a flurry of construction projects, […]
A peek into Room 225 on the first day of classes at the Academy of Technology and Innovation at UMW (ATI-UMW) reveals just a taste of the learning taking place at the lab school, now kicking off its inaugural year.Inside, Tyler Limbrick challenged students in his global studies class – which rolls the subjects of […]
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