Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus Bill Crawley previews the 2021 annual lecture series “Great Lives” on “Town Talk with Ted Schubel.” The biographical approach to history and culture is all virtual this year. Listen here.

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Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus Bill Crawley previews the 2021 annual lecture series “Great Lives” on “Town Talk with Ted Schubel.” The biographical approach to history and culture is all virtual this year. Listen here.

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UMW Museums Executive Director Scott Harris appeared on “Town Talk with Ted Schubel” to discuss the challenges that museums are facing during COVID-19 and the virtual events planned in the coming months for Gari Melchers Home and Studio and the James Monroe Museum. Listen here.

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College of Business Dean Lynne Richardson’s column in The Free Lance-Star asks managers to consider their organization’s application process. Read APPLY TO YOUR ORGANIZATION. MANY MANAGERS complain they cannot recruit good people. Perhaps the good people don’t want to work for your organization and don’t apply, and it might not be for the reason you […]

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Professor Elizabeth Freund Larus, Chairman of the UMW Department of Political Science and International Affairs, published an article in Taiwan Insight (Nottingham) indicating that despite promises to get tough on China, Joe Biden is not likely to antagonize China, especially when it involves Taiwan. UMW PSIA department alumnae Shirley Martey Hargis co-authored the article.US-Taiwan Relations […]

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Political Science and International Affairs Adjunct David Hamon was a panelist last month for NATO’s Allied Command (ATC) Transformation Strategic Foresight Analysis (SFA) efforts. The ATC-SFA team is responsible for developing strategic foresight reports looking at global trends out to the next two decades. As part of their studies, important trends in the final report […]

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