The Stafford County Board of Supervisors appointed Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Ranjit Singh to the County’s Wetlands, Chesapeake Bay, and Coastal Sand Dunes Board this month. This board works to ensure the integrity and health of local waters, including the implementation of the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act.Singh served on the board […]
Associate Professor of Psychology Laura Wilson shared her expertise for an article in The B|E Note, a reader and partner-driven publication on Substack offering strategic insights on politics, policy, people and the spaces affected by them. In the piece, titled “Rising Sexual Assault Rates Prove That It’s More Than An Occasional Headline,” Wilson acknowledges the […]
Assistant Professor of Political Science Jared McDonald was quoted in an article for USA Today, titled “A special election in Virginia could have wider impact. Why it matters.” The piece, that also appeared in MSN, stated that redistricting is a process that typically occurs every decade after a census. But according to McDonald, Virginia’s highly-public, […]
Professor of Political Science Rosalyn Cooperman, who is also chair of the Department of Political Science & International Affairs, was quoted in an article by the Daily News-Record. In the piece, titled “Beth Macy hopes to make history in 6th District by being first woman to win in it,” Cooperman said that Macy could bring […]
Director of the Center for AI and the Liberal Arts Anand Rao contributed to an article by The Independent Florida Alligator. In the piece, titled “Can AI teach kids to read? UF researchers create interactive literacy app,” Rao, who currently works with middle and high schools to improve AI literacy education, said the goal is […]
