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[The Bullet] AT&T Donates To Leadership Colloquium: Michael Schweder, the president of AT&T Mid Atlantic, said, “The Student Leadership Colloquium will help UMW prepare the next generation of community, business and civic leaders for success, and we’re thrilled to support their efforts.”

[University of Mary Washington Announcements] UMW Establishes Student Leadership Project With Contribution From: A $25,000 contribution from the AT&T Foundation will support the new Student Leadership Colloquium, which will expose students to the many concepts of leadership and social responsibility that will enhance their intellectual and critical thinking skills, help shape their individual perspectives and help them understand and embrace the university’s Honor Code.

[The Chalkboard] UMW establishes student leadership project - The Chalkboard: The University of Mary Washington launched a new student leadership development initiative that will support and develop student leaders within the collegiate environment, President Richard V. Hurley announced today. ... Hurley was joined by J. Michael Schweder, president of AT&T Mid Atlantic; Del. William Howell, speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates; and students and staff from UMW, during a presentation ceremony this morning at the university.“At AT&T ...

[Virginia Virtucon] Dirty politician tricks (or, “Ni-how, Senator Houck”) « Virginia ...: If we look at Senator Houck, on the other hand, we see someone who became Chairman of the powerful Education and Health Committee in the Senate in 2007… then somehow ends up in a cushy 6-figure PR job he’s not qualified for at all- with Mary Washington Healthcare.

[The Chalkboard] UMW president to have inauguration this month - The Chalkboard: Serving the World,” reinforces his strong belief in the importance of a stimulating educational environment and the value of a liberal arts education coupled with his support for the Mary Washington community's dedication to public service. The conference, which will take place at the Stafford campus from 8 a.m.

[The Bullet] UMW Sustainability Matches Larger Schools at Lower Costs: According to its website, “The PCS is charged with the creation of a five-year plan and making recommendations on sustainability issues and policy, developing strategies for implementation of sustainability initiatives, and providing a cohesive public face for UMW sustainability efforts.”

[The Chalkboard] University of Mary Washington introducing diversity forum for ...: including economic background, religion, race, sexual orientation and political affiliation. They also state that UMW seeks to provide a welcoming environment for people of “all backgrounds and identities.”

[Father Theo's Blog] Letter From 800 Virginia Scientists to AG Ken Cuccinelli (R): Capuano, Ph.D.  David Carr, Ph.D.  Ladi Carr, Ph.D.  Ryan Carter  Enrico Cesaretti, Ph.D.  Ted Chang, Ph.D.  Shu-chen Chen, Ph.D.  Sylvia Chong, Ph.D.  Dieckmann Cogill  George Cohen  Lisa Colosi, Ph.D.  James Conklin  Deborah Conway  Jean Cooper  Dewey Cornell, Ph.D.  Bernard Cosby, Ph.D.  Donald Crabb, Ph.D.  Sheil Crane, Ph.D.  Alison Criss, Ph.D.  Teresa Culver, Ph.D.  Bryan Cwik  Mark Dalton, Ph.D.  Frederick Damon, Ph.D.  Eve Danziger, Ph.D.  Karen Dawn  Douglas DeSimone, Ph.D.  Nancy Deutsch, Ph.D.  John Dobbins, Ph.D.  Paolo D’Odorico, Ph.D.  Peter Dolph  Robin Dripps  Kelly Dryden, Ph.D.  Hoyt Duggan, Ph.D.  Ryan Duve  Edward Egelman, Ph.D.  Daniel Ehnbom, Ph.D.  Elizabeth Epstein, Ph.D.  Howard Epstein, Ph.D.  Anna Estes  Amato Evan, Ph.D.  Ashley Faulkner  Jessica Feldman, Ph.D.  Rita Felski, Ph.D.  Gerard Fitzgerald, Ph.D.  Douglas Fordham, Ph.D.  Elizabeth Fortune  Michael Fowler, Ph.D.  Paula Fracasso, M.D.  Susan Fraiman, Ph.D.  Wolfgang Friesen, Ph.D.  Ted Galbraith  Reginald H Garrett, Ph.D.  Ronald Gaykema, Ph.D.  Edward Gaynor  David Germano, Ph.D.  Virginia Germino Brie Gertler, Ph.D.  Alexander Gil  Ian Glomski, Ph.D.  Emily Gravett  Mitchell Green, Ph.D.  Pablo Grigera, Ph.D.  Paul Groner, Ph.D.  Stephanie Guerlain, Ph.D.  Nicole Gugliucci  Barry Gumbiner, Ph.D.  Joshua Gurian, Ph.D.  Grace Hale, Ph.D.  Paul Halliday, Ph.D.  Robin Hamill-Ruth, M.D.  Ann Hamric, Ph.D.  Jeffrey Hantman, Ph.D.  Ian Harrison, Ph.D.  Emily Hauenstein, Ph.D.  John Hawley, Ph.D.  Gustav Heldt, Ph.D.  Melissa Henriksen, Ph.D.  David Herman, Ph.D.  Janet Herman, Ph.D.  Jay Hertel, Ph.D.  Margaret Heubeck  Robert Hirosky, Ph.D.  Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, Ph.D.  George Hoke, M.D.  Jeffrey Holt, Ph.D.  Janet Horne, Ph.D.  Alan Horwitz, Ph.D.  Walt Hunter  Robert Johnson, Ph.D.  William Johnson, Ph.D.  Donald Jones  Catherine Kane, Ph.D.  Dean Kedes, M.D.  Douglas Keith, M.D.  Robert Kelly, Ph.D.  Hilary Kerner  Matt Kessler  Joseph Kett, Ph.D.  Lee Kevin, Ph.D.  Sepideh Khorasanizadeh, Ph.D.  Adelaide King, Ph.D.  Daniel Kinney, Ph.D.  Mable Kinzie, Ph.D.  Donald Kirwan, Ph.D.  Nicholas Kuhn, Ph.D.  Deborah Lannigan, Ph.D.  Josephine Lannigan  Deborah Lawrence, Ph.D.  Catherine Leslie, M.D.  Lembit Lilleleht, Ph.D.  Eric Lott, Ph.D.  David Lowe  Victor Luftig, Ph.D.  Kevin Lynch, Ph.D.  Ian Macara, Ph.D.  Timothy Macdonald, Ph.D.  Vahe Mamyan  James Mandell, Ph.D.  Thomas Mark, Ph.D.  Megan Marlatt  Janette Martin, Ph.D.  Eric Maslen, Ph.D.  Amy Mathers, M.D.  Fred E Maus, Ph.D.  Cliff Maxwell  Carol Lynn Maxwell-Thompson  Jerry McCormick-Ray  M. McCormick-Ray, Ph.D.  Marcia McDuffie, M.D.  Jerome Mcgann, Ph.D.  Karen McGlathery, Ph.D.  Susan McKinnon, Ph.D.  John McLaren, Ph.D.  Allan Megill, Ph.D.  DeForest Mellon, Ph.D.  Michael Menaker  Larry Mesner, Ph.D.  Jennifer Middlesworth  Erik Midelfort, Ph.D.  Farzaneh Milani, Ph.D.  Aaron Mills, Ph.D.  Vidyabhushan Mohan  Jennie Moody, Ph.D.  Edith Morris  Daniel Moseley, Ph.D.  Edward Murphy, Ph.D.  J.

[Northern Virginia Magazine] New to NoVA: Working toward this goal, the layout of the space includes cafes, restaurants and spaces for patrons to take the day to jump online (courtesy of free WiFi Town Square) and enjoy all the artists showcasing their works. “It’s everything from tuxedos to piercings,” Byers says of the talent coming through the doors.

[Unions.Org Blog] Unions.Org Blog» Blog Archive » Unions Build the Middle Class ...: The report demonstrates that states with the lowest percentage of union-represented workers (North Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Oklahoma and Texas) also have relatively .Our Main Street Movement “has brought together working families, civil rights organizations, church groups, students, environmentalists, the LGBT community and others to counter efforts of radical elected officials who have tried to .

[Knoxville Chamber Blog] Health Care Redesign: UT Helping Improve System through Education: Stokely Distinguished Professor in Management and director of UT's .Jody Crane, a 2004 PEMBA graduate and business director of Fredericksburg Emergency Medical Alliance in Fredericksburg, Va., applied lean principles to improve performance in one of the busiest emergency departments in the country.

[Inkthinker] 30th Annual AIW Washington Writers Conference: The Business of ...: Join Knight, a longtime journalist and professor who writes about writing, as he shares his experience and helps hone your communication skills, talents and abilities.  Enjoy this fascinating review of effective English and explore how these pillars of good writing can help you take your copy from the mundane to the magical:

[playbabolat's blog] 2010 Guide to Camps & Clinics: The Washington University and University of Dayton Tennis Camps sponsored by FILA will provide a structured tennis-learning environment around fun drills & competition.

[Blog All Over The World.com] Michael Berkowitz: Standing Up for Coal Miners: As we watched the latest mining tragedy unfold at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch Mine in West Virginia, I remembered a story of a friend. When Aubrey told us his story, we laughed .

[UMW Libraries] Faculty Academy 2011: Wesch is describing his field work in New Guinea and how that experience of becoming acculturated in a completely alien environment shaped who he is and the research he is doing now.  In US culture, relationships are mediated.  Our identity is shaped by how we name ourselves through social media.  In the village where Wesch worked, new media came in in the form of government documents, such as a census and law books.  The medium of writing dictated the nature of changes, and shaped changes in ways the people did not intend.  This is reminding me a lot of what Marshall McLuhan wrote about many years ago.  Media mediate relationships.  When media change, our relationships change.

[Alpine Daily Planet] Calendar of events, filed Nov. 18: Alpine girls basketball at Ozona, JV at 5 pm, varsity at 6:30 pm; Presidio Middle School girls basketball at Alpine, 5 pm &

[Staff Advisory Council] Minutes from February 21, 2011 General Meeting: One of the main reasons I wanted to see this group form was because I wanted to know what is on employees’ minds and what affects their work life. If it can be expanded to showing up at University events and helping to develop esprit de corps and increase school spirit, that’s great.

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