Department events that involve discussion on events, news, concepts, etc. that are located within the United States.
On Wednesday October 28th at 6pm, a panel will discuss how to address common excuses for not voting and how to convince your friends and family to vote on election day. Tune in on Facebook live on the Facebook page of Northern Virginia Coalition!
On Tuesday 13 October 2020 at 12:30pm ET, Stacy Whitehouse, 2011 PSIA alum, will discuss the US Census, the 2020 elections, and her work involving with both. To attend, check out the event flyer for the zoom link! Reach out to Professor Cooperman if you have any questions.Check out a recording of the talk!! passcode: J&G.u^2e
UMW Students are welcomed to join UVA students in their discussion of political theory on Sunday, October 4th at 5 PM Eastern Time on Zoom. The discussion will be about Immanuel Kant and Benjamin Constant’s political writings. Come prepared to discuss these three readings: Kant, Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmopolitan Point of View (1784) Kant, […]
The Virginia First District Congressional Debate [online] will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21. at Mary Washington. To learn more and access the debate video, check out the UMW article “UMW to Host Debate for First Congressional District.”
Speakers: Ms. Kristen Larcher and Ms. Nasira Talib Catholic Charities, FredericksburgWednesday, November 13 Monroe 212 12:00-12:50 pmCatholic Charities helps immigrants and refugees in Fredericksburg by providing services such as legal immigration consultation and representation, English-language instruction, adult education programs, workforce development training, naturalization assistance, bilingual community education, and refugee resettlement and assistance services. In this […]