Associate Professor of Linguistics Paul Fallon served as the pronouncer for the Fredericksburg Regional Spelling Bee, held Saturday, Feb. 25, at James Monroe High School. Read more in The Free Lance-Star.

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Associate Professor of Linguistics Paul Fallon served as the pronouncer for the Fredericksburg Regional Spelling Bee, held Saturday, Feb. 25, at James Monroe High School. Read more in The Free Lance-Star.

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Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus William B. Crawley spoke to City of Fredericksburg Economic Development and Tourism Director Bill Freehling for a recent episode of Freehling Finds, exploring the people, places and events that make Fredericksburg shine. During the segment, titled “UMW Great Lives Lecture Series celebrates its 20th Season,” Bill Crawley takes the stage at […]

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Michelle Crow-Dolby, education and communication manager at Gari Melchers Home and Studio, previewed upcoming programs, including Preschool Palette, beeping eggs and Picturing New Connections for memory loss, on B101.5’s ‘Town Talk’ radio show. Listen to the show.

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James Farmer Multicultural Center Assistant Director Christopher Williams appeared in several media mentions for his work with the City of Fredericksburg’s Victoria Matthews. The two spearheaded the City’s recently unveiled civil rights trail, “Freedom: A Work in Progress,” of which the University of Mary Washington was a partner. Williams’ media mentions in reference to the […]

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Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies, recently presented an online lecture, “Presidential Communication and Character: The Case of Joe Biden,” to students at McGill University in Montreal. The talk drew on Professor Farnsworth’s book, “Presidential Communication and Character.” Dr. Farnsworth previously served as a […]

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