Are you wondering how the COVID-19 crisis intersects with climate change? Do you want to learn how your vote will count on counteracting the worst effects of both crises? And lastly, do you want to be a part of making systemic changes in our different levels of government, ranging from locally to nationally?If your answer […]
A painting entitled In the Dunes is on display at Gari Melchers Home and Studio, Belmont, as a companion to Melchers’ monumental In Holland through January 3, 2021, thanks to a generous loan by the Sue C. Lang Family Trust.In 1887, Gari Melchers began experimenting with the concept of rustic figures meeting on the dunes […]
We still have some room in our Fall Book Club. We will meet twice to discuss this semester’s book: Born Both: An Intersex Life by Hida Viloria. We will meet (over Zoom) on Tuesday, October 20th and Tuesday, October 27th from 4-5:30 p.m. Registration is required, and we still have books to give to participants. Please join […]
On behalf of many members of our community, ODR would like to announce a series of programming for Disability Awareness Month, celebrated in October at UMW.We encourage all to participate in these opportunities to raise awareness and continue to reach towards our ASPIRE Principles and Values.Please feel free to contact Office of Disability Resources (ODR) […]
Join us (virtually) for Homecoming 2020!This year for Homecoming, you won’t be #BackInTheBurg…Instead, #StayHomecoming with us online!Because large, in-person events are impossible this fall, we had to think outside the box for Homecoming. The result is #StayHomecoming: a week-long host of events and offerings with something for everyone. Monday: College of Education/Alumni Educators affinity group eventTuesday: […]
