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Two Decades: Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Joel and Lila Harnett Print Study Center

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Action & Reaction: Looking at the Art of Social Justice

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Annual Student Exhibition

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Photograph by Taylor Dabney

Gee's Bend Prints: From Quilts to Prints

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Photograph by Taylor Dabney

Crystals: Minerals from the Collection

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The University Museums are open to UR students, faculty, and staff, Monday through Friday, 11 am to 3 pm.

The University of Richmond is working tirelessly to restore operations and programs on campus to as close to the pre-pandemic Richmond experience as possible. Our top priorities remain to ensure an outstanding academic and student residential experience while promoting the health and safety of the campus community.

The Museums will reopen to the public when the University reaches the green stage of the Physical Distance Framework.

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Feature Stories

CCE Welcomes 2021-22 Community Partner-in-Residence Chlo'e Edwards
Edwards outlines her research project on advocacy and activism through the lens of a policy analyst

Spotlight on Andrea Simpson
Q&A with UR's inaugural associate dean of thriving, inclusivity, diversity, and equity (TIDE)

Environmental Economics Course Bridges Studies Across Campus
Students realize impact of addressing sustainability and environmental issues through economics

Internship Allows Student to Impact Virginia's Economic Development
Becca Rubenstein, '22, partnered with European organizations on expansion into the U.S.

Will Wild, GB'22
MBA Student Leadership Council President Looks to Expand the Spider Web.

Service Through Lacrosse
Jack Delligatti, '22, is teaching life lessons through sport to youth in Panama.

Transfer student finds her place at Richmond
Melanie Fichera, '23, uses summer internship to put her knowledge to the test.

UR Employees & SPCS Grads
SPCS graduating class of 2021 includes 14 UR employees

Sharif Delsouze, GC'21
Master of Nonprofit Studies graduate conducted a research project on the sustainability approaches of two Afghan nonprofits foundations.

Providence Middle School UR Trifecta
Three SPCS graduates join the administrative team at the same middle school together

Political Science Professor Monti Datta Receives Advisor Excellence Award
Monti Datta, associate professor of political science, has received the 2020-21 Advisor Excellence Award.

Dr. Drew Baker, C'08, Faculty Commencement Speaker
Dr. Drew Baker, C'08, was nominated by SPCS students as the Itzkowitz Family Distinguished Adjunct Faculty Award recipient for 2021

Margaret Dalton, C'12, Alumni Commencement Speaker
Margaret Dalton, C'12, was nominated by members of the SPCS Alumni Association Board of Directors, to receive the Gibb Family Distinguished Alumni Award for 2021

Cooper Sved, Class of 2021 Student Commencement Speaker
Cooper Sved, Master of Teaching graduate, was selected by the full-time faculty to present remarks on behalf of students at the SPCS 2021 Commencement ceremony

It's all systems go in new cybersecurity course
Red Teams? Stuxnet? The Silk Road? TOR? These are the buzz words students are learning in Dr. Nancy Bagranoff's Cybersecurity for Business course.

Students recommend education, composting dashboard in winning Sustainable Solutions Challenge pitch
The 2021 Sustainable Solutions Challenge focused on the increased quantities of single-use food packaging going to landfills in response to new safety protocols due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duan Hobbs, C'13, SPCS Alumni Association President
SPCS Alumni Association president encourages alumni engagement in SPCS experience

RVA entrepreneurs discuss the future of startups
Panelists agree, the future of entrepreneurship in RVA is in relationships.

Paul Clikeman Teaching Fellowship established at the Robins School
'We wanted to honor Paul and have a positive and direct impact on students and professors within the Robins School,' said Larry and Cindy Borger.

SPCS ASL classes support diversity, equity & inclusion
How Reba Poole teaches a visual language despite physical distancing

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University News

SPCS graduate student athletes nominated for NCAA's 2021 Woman of the Year award

Jenna Slowey, GC'20, named offensive coordinator for the Notre Dame women's lacrosse team

Jennifer Rhoden, GC'14, named principal of Kaechele Elementary School

3 of 5 2021 Henrico teacher of the year finalists, including winner, were SPCS students or graduates

Fall 2021 degree program class schedule available, registration opens July 14

Lisa Thompson, GC'11, principal of Washington-Henry Elementary, earns R.E.B. leadership award

Tiawana Giles, GC'13, principal of GW Carver Elementary, named runner-up for leadership award

Elisa Tedona, GC'17, contributes to report on making the AP program more equitable

Kimberly Bridges, GC'13, contributes to report on unequal access to AP classes in Virginia

Osher Institute releases results of fall 2021 planning survey

SPCS degree program fall scholarship application deadline is June 1

SPCS Beer Brewer Professional Certificate graduate to open brewery, winery and meadery in Chester

Registration for Summer Osher Institute online classes is now available online

SPCS Class of 2021 Commencement Ceremony

SPCS Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony

SPCS Night Award Ceremony Recording

Outstanding students, faculty & alumni honored during virtual SPCS Night celebration

Chereese Harrison, GC'20, named Community in Schools site coordinator for Falling Creek Elementary
Alumni Update

SPCS names student, alumni & faculty speakers for 2020 and 2021 Commencement exercises

SPCS freezes tuition at previous year's levels for 2021-22 academic year

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