The Social Research Colloquium
The colloquium ranges widely across society, politics, economics, culture, and the arts and generates lively discussions.
The colloquium ranges widely across society, politics, economics, culture, and the arts and generates lively discussions.
Dr. Dawn Bowen, Professor of Geography at UMW will share findings from her collaborative work, "Health and Development: Meeting Community Needs in Guatamala"
If you have questions about the majors in English and English: Creative Writing and/or the minors in English Literature and Linguistics, please join us for this upcoming information session. It will begin with a discussion of doing one of these majors and competing the secondary education program in the College of Education, followed by a […]
Panelists: Lindsey Kowaki, Oliva Lehman and Colleen Cosgriff UMW Creative Writing Alumni will discuss life after graduation, career choices, and writing practices, and they will read a selection of their creative work. Q&A with the audience will follow. 139 Combs Hall For more information, contact Professor Laura Bylenok at lbylenok@umw.edu
Brenta Blevins, "(Dis)Embodiment in Mixed Reality Protests: Tradition and Novelty in Embodied Rhetoric" 212 Monroe Hall
Marco Millones Mayer, "Zooming in the long tail: an urban hierarchy model to guide public policy in and uneven geography context" 212 Monroe Hall
Join us for a panel on the ongoing protests in Iran triggered by the death of 22-year old Mahsa Amini in police custody. For four weeks now, women have been protesting dress and behavior rules despite the government locking down access to the internet and social media. Panelists: Ms. Leila Asadi, Activist and Scholar Dr. […]
Susan Fernsebner, "Draw a Person: Child Psychology, Children’s Drawings, and Play in 1920s China 212 Monroe Hall