University of Richmond, VA News

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• September 9 Economists say Obama plan would create jobs, but would bring only short-term fix (Lake Wylie Pilot)
• Late registration deadline extended for educators seeking professional development
• Jepson Leadership Forum opens Sept. 22 with Hall of Fame women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer
• School announces degree, program and name changes as part of strategic plan
• Distinguished Writer in Residence Honor Moore to read Sept. 6
• Social psychologist Don Forsyth comments on mob mentality and violence at sporting events
• Marshall Center Lecture Series opens Sept. 16 with African property rights specialist
• All SCS classes cancelled for Saturday and Sunday, August 27 & 28
• The School of Arts & Sciences announces its new faculty
• Human Resource Management program chair to present conference paper in 2012
• August 18 The Broadsmoore Group Names Matthew Clifford as its New Chief Financial Officer (PR Web)
• August 16 Study says airports have $29 billion impact on Virginia (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Partners in the Arts funds 2011-2012 arts-in-education projects in six area schools
• Thomas Walsh appointed as director of administration and technical services
• Marshall Center announces 2011-12 Lecture Series
• Dean Brown re-appointed to scholarship award committee
• Paralegal studies chair sought for insight into military veteran entrepreneurs
• Steven D.Benjamin, L'79, sworn as president-elect of nation's top criminal defense bar
• Jepson School names Iwona Kuraszko inaugural scholar of Visiting Scholar Program
• UR e-Learning offers broad range of learning resources outside the traditional classroom environment
• Hicks comments on zoning laws and religious minority communities
• August 10 Divided Fed to keep interest rates low for two years (L.A. Times)
• August 9 U.S. Economy isn't that bad, but it isn't as good as it should be (Miami Herald)
• August 8 U.S. credit downgrade pummels market (The Washington Times)
• How women lead and change the world theme of 2011-12 Jepson Leadership Forum
• Osher Institute schedule of fall classes now available
• UR School of Law, legal organizations to examine "Public Sector Employment in Times of Crisis" in Sept. 9 conference
• August 3 Jeffrey Pollack (Work It, Richmond)
• Jepson School names Maj. Gen. Gina Farrisee its 2011-12 leader-in-residence
• July 28 Katie Gilstrap (Work It, Richmond)
• August 1 Michael Dongieux (Work It, Richmond)
• August 2 AirTran to end flights from Newport News in 2012 (Virginian-Pilot)
• Fall 2011 Think Again schedule of non-credit courses now available
• July 15 A New Majority (Inside Higher Ed)
• July 19 Kris Heinrichs Joins Recyclebank as Chief Financial Officer (San Francisco Chronicle)
• July 24 Light-rail Tide rolls in Norfolk (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• July 22 New air service from RIC to Bahamas (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Dean Peart featured in Inside Higher Ed article on new academic leadership
• Williamson writes on power in the Richmond region
• McDowell's book defending the Founders' Constitution reviewed
• Dr. Christine Contrada joins the School as assistant professor of liberal arts
• Chemistry student selected for Procter & Gamble career development program
• Osher Institute membership fees set to increase August 1
• Teacher Licensure Program coordinator selected for study tour to Germany
• Two UR researchers publish article in "Scientific American"
• July 3 On the Spot: Book early flight, pay more? (L.A. Times)
• June 29 Should you co-sign for your kid's credit card? (NBC 12)
• Employer Registration Open for Corporate Careers Expo Sept. 20
• Brenda Neckvatal, C'09, accepts position at ADP TotalSource
• Fall 2011 schedule of SCS classes available online; registration begins July 12
• Williamson's book on sprawl reviewed
• May 30 The international factor leverages MBA benefits (The Budapest Times)
• Jepson School to host annual Summer Institute for the History of Economic Thought
• May 9 Best College Business Programs by Specialty (Bloomberg BusinessWeek)
• June 1 Feds had eye on Sky Express before Tuesday's deadly bus crash (Christian Science Monitor)
• Qasim Rashid, L'12, awarded DRI Law Student Diversity Scholarship
• How Turkey's democracy might resemble Japan's (Jepson School's Joshua W. Walker in Today's Zaman)
• June 1 Virginia businesses seek executive education as economy recovers (Virginia Business)
• May 18 A housing career goes from bust to boom (CNNMoney)
• May 29 Summer's here, and travelers are returning (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• June 4 Former Pabst execs bitter about shift in philosophy under new owners (Chicago Tribune)
• UR staff member honored with JMU Alumni Association's top award for service
• June 12 Auto sales regain traction as lenders loosen spigot (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• M.Ed. students earn promotions in Chesterfield County Public Schools
• Information Systems chair publishes article in business education journal
• May 25 Public transit: Restricted access (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Adjunct professor J. Ron Smith, R'71, G'74, G'94, continues prolific poetry publication
• Jepson School to honor two alumni at Reunion Weekend
• McDowell, student pen op-ed honoring leadership legacy of legendary bluegrass singer
• Human Resource Management chair and graduate student co-publish paper in international journal
• May 15 Graduates face fight for jobs (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• May 14 UR business school has a top program in U.S. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Dr. Jamelle S. Wilson, adjunct professor of education, named Hanover County schools superintendent
• Dean Narduzzi accepts county proclamation on behalf of Smart Beginnings
• M.Ed. students named finalists in Henrico County Public Schools H21 competition
• Catherine Jackson, '06, C'10, named Sandston Elementary Teacher of the Year
• Locally grown organic foods delivered to UR
• Special programs coordinator recognized by ODK Honor Society
• May 6 No Cake Walk (Richmond BizSense)
• Senior Julia Czech named recipient of the James MacGregor Burns Award
• Jablin recipient's research focuses on Danish culture and politics
• CEO of Duke Energy Targets Creative Cooperation for Energy's Future (RichmondGRID.com)
• School of Law Publications
• May 5 Economics for Breakfast (Richmond BizSense)
• May 9 Capital One is in the top spot for the Top 50 employers (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Scholar to speak May 12 on Benjamin Franklin's writings on religion
• Scott E. Strickler, C'87, named Gibb Family Distinguished Alumnus for 2011
• Cathy Herweyer, C'00 & G'03, adjunct professor, earns Itzkowitz Family Distinguished Faculty Award
• Jerry Clemmer, C'11, student Commencement speaker, encourages classmates to remain 'bodies in motion'
• U.S. News ranks University of Richmond School of Law 13th in Nation for Judicial Clerkships
• Student writes about being part of the 9/11 Generation (USA Today)
• Students and faculty honored during 2011 SCS Night Awards Ceremony
• School of Continuing Studies hires D. Erik Nielson as assistant professor of liberal arts
• Hicks comments on religion in the workplace
• English professor Brian Henry's translation wins book award
• April 29 Rising gas prices are hurting consumers and businesses (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• April 24 Busy spring shows much to celebrate (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Courtney Frazier, '12, wins sociology scholarship
• Associate Dean Timothy Coggins Wins "Hall of Fame" award from the American Association of Law Libraries
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute schedule of summer classes is now online
• April 21 Auto industry braces for quake-related shortages (Dallas Morning News)
• Student Symposium awards two prizes in paper competition
• Debate - Is Obamacare Constitutional?
• Philosophy alumna wins aesthetics essay prize
• March 27 Business education matters, too (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• April 6 A primer on consumer confidence (fxstreet.com)
• April 18 Duke Energy CEO to speak at UR (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• April 17 Virginia goes green (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• April 19 Duke Energy CEO says U.S. needs to develop new energy technologies (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• April 18 Shark Tank: College Edition (Richmond BizSense)
• Law students to donate "tons" of food to Central Virginia Food Bank April 15
• Be sure to make a reservation to pick up graduation regalia
• McDowell discusses his book defending the Founders' Constitution
• Adjunct professor of education named Chesterfield Co. Schools principal of the year
• Arts & Sciences' Annual Student Symposium set for April 15
• 39th Annual Estate Planning Seminar for Professionals
• McDowell book reviewed in The New Criterion
• Sociology professor Belinda Richards selected for NEH seminar
• Voting period extended for selecting distinguished faculty & student service awards
• New York Times columnist to speak April 8 on the future of conservatism
• Art instructor Fiona Ross showing work in northern Virginia
• Duke Energy CEO to speak on energy future
• Think Again course catalogue for summer is now available online
• New coordinator encouraging student fellowships
• Virginia business briefs for March 30 (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Mini-marathon reading of James Joyce April 3
• March 29 Central Virginia CEOs less bullish (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• March 27 Merger leaves forecast hazy for Newport News airport (The Virginian-Pilot
• March 25 Higher mileage means lower dependence (Richmond Times-Dispatch
• March 25 Chamber's 'Save Low Fares' campaign is working at RIC, leaders say (Richmond Times-Dispatch
• March 27 Business education matters, too (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• "Seeing and Reading after Nietzsche" philosophy colloquium
• "Is America a Christian Nation?" Debate April 3
• Is America a "Christian Nation"? - April 3, 3-4:30pm
• Political science team wins state house category in redistricting contest
• School of Law to host discussion of economy after recession
• 2011 Arts & Sciences Honors Convocation
• March 18 Dealers raise some car prices after Japan crisis (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• March 18 Welcome to the business world, Queally Hall (The Hardwicke Group blog)
• Robins School of Business to host discussion of the global economic crisis and professional ethics
• The Battle Over Immigration - March 24, 3-5pm
• 19th French Film Festival March 24-27
• March 17 Queally Hall is open for business (Richmond BizSense)
• March 17 Sparkling addition to UR's campus (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Is March Madness Really Good for the Economy? (Jepson's Don Forsyth opinion)
• March 15. Five Va. schools rank tops for business undergrads (Richmond BizSense
• Paralegal Studies chair co-authors groundbreaking article on business ethics among sports, celebrity talent
• Economic Recovery Symposium on April 6
• Partners in the Arts director to present at Southern Anthropological Society conference
• Education department adjunct professor selected as postdoctoral UDL Fellow
• Where in the World Are We Going?: CNN's business correspondent Ali Velshi talks about world economy
• March 11. Virginia business briefs (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Obama is the most recent antagonist to take a stand against originalism (commentary by Gary L. McDowell)
• March 4. With no signs of easing, fuel prices take toll on businesses (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Summer School catalog and class schedule now available online
• LAIS hosting a four-part lecture series
• Virgina Tech massacre survivor to screen film March 17
• Feb. 28 Q-Camp gives business students an edge (Virginia Business)
• American poet Donald Revell on campus March 3
• February 2011 issue of 'MORE from SCS' now online
• Special Education - General Curriculum endorsement now available
• Feb. 25 Across the country and in Southwest Idaho, dealers are seeing more sales than they expected (Idaho Statesman
• Feb. 21 Dreary winter didn't slow auto sales (The Day)
• Feb. 18 Smart Wallet: Would you use one? (NBC 12)
• SCS staff and faculty volunteer, strengthen Virginia - Santa Catarina, Brazil partnership
• Feb. 17 Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Career Center awarded gold ranking for LGBTQ resources
• Alumnus to discuss Fulbright experience
• "Halfway There" (Jepson School's Thad Williamson on the mayor at midterm in Style Weekly)
• Art and environmental studies major plans another UFO outing
• Journal of Law and Technology Presents Free Symposium on E-Discovery
• Jan. 24 GRTC Bypassed? (Richmond Magazine)
• Feb. 14 Auto industry appears to be on the road to recovery (Dallas News)
• Philanthropy Institute awards certificates to winter institute participants
• Turkey is one of the most critical relationships for U.S. (Jepson School's Joshua W. Walker in Today's Zaman)
• Return of the Turks as Middle East Kingmaker (Jepson School's Joshua W. Walker in Foreign Policy)
• What next in Egypt? (Jepson School's Joshua W. Walker on NBC12)
• Turkish Lessons, if Any, for Egypt (Jepson School's Joshua W. Walker in The Boston Globe)
• Feb. 11 Caregivers get a lift (Richmond BizSense)
• Feb. 9 'There are massive pools of capital out there' (Richmond BizSense)
• Feb. 10 Fed chief Ben Bernanke says he's not worried about inflation (Chicago Tribune)
• Henrico County politics must resist complacency (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Feb. 10 Fed chief Ben Bernanke says he's not worried about inflation (LA Times)
• Feb. 9 Four Tips to Learn a Foreign Language in College (U.S. News)
• Recent events in Middle East topic of community conversation
• TAB hosts Region Four Final of National Trial Competition
• School of Law Publications
• Feb. 1 U.S. airlines end a mostly down decade with a profit (Dallas News)
• Feb. 6 Paying for Grad School (The Wall Street Journal)
• New labeling system to roll out on recycling and trash bins
• Leadership scholar comments in "Halfway through term, Jones touts progress"
• Jan. 24 Travel dilemmas: $1,000 first-class ticket, yet no meal upgrade? (The Bellingham Herald)
• Feb. 3 Super Bowl ad: Is $3 million worth it? (CNNMoney.com)
• MSI: Richmond accepting applications for summer research mentors; applications due Mar. 25
• Course helps staff increase effective communications across cultures
• New program gives faculty and staff an opportunity to broaden horizons, enhance work
• Anthropology students and professor to present at conference
• Milton expert recognized with book award
• Feb. 2 Dominion Virginia Power proposes pilot program for electric vehicle charging (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Carl Tobias on Health Care Ruling
• Richmond newspaper "Catches up with Tim Kaine"
• Master of Human Resource Management students to present at international conferences
• Jan. 27 Electric vehicle cost breakdown: Are they worth the price tag? (NBC 12)
• Jan. 24 Travel dilemmas: $1,000 first-class ticket, yet no meal upgrade? (Bellingham Herald)
• Jan. 21 Brooks Adams Research Appoints Connie Mattox to Serve as CEO (Business Wire)
• WGSS spring lecture to focus on 'queer campus life'
• Global Environment Speaker Series
• MLC hosts Russian film directors for two film screenings and discussions
• Rhetoric professor Paul Achter featured on CBS6
• 'Leadership and Global Justice' topic for scholars at fifth Jepson Colloquium
• New volume in Jepson book series explores themes related to the collective good
• Jan. 19 Tax Break for Electric Vehicles Proposed at Legislature (Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Jan. 20 Business English Speakers Can Still Be Divided by a Common Language (Voice of America)
• Classical studies' 3rd Annual Stuart L. Wheeler Gallery Lecture
• History department hosting pair of lectures
• George Hiller, L'91, recognized for service to Fulbright Scholar Program review committee
• Can the tea party revive America's higher law?
• Adjunct faculty members earn promotions, service awards during spring meeting
• Jan. 16 On the Spot: $1,000 first-class ticket, yet no meal upgrade? (Los Angeles Times)
• Jan. 17 The Golden Gamble (American Chronicle)
• Richmond Phi Beta Kappa chapter to host psychology scholar
• History Department names 2011-12 Douglas Southall Freeman Professor
• Anthropology professor wins another book award
• Pilgrimage and Faith: Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam
• Jan. 8 Area CEOs express optimism about 2011 (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Jan. 9 Students prepare to take on the global economy (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Arts & Sciences Summer Research Fellowship applications due Feb. 14
• FEEDBACK video exhibition scheduled for spring
• SCS mourns the death of adjunct faculty member Patricia Louise Thompson
• Dec. 24 UR students win contest for financial literacy (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Applications to participate in Arts & Sciences Student Symposium due Mar. 4
• Annette Branch, SCS'09, inducted into Westminster Canterbury TWCW Hall of Fame
• Golf Venture is All About Keeping Score (Richmond BizSense)
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Richmond City County

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