U.Va. Curry School Names Nancy Ryan Iverson Its 2011 Distinguished Alumna
Rebecca P. ArringtonJuly 8, 2011 — The University of Virginia's Curry School of Education Foundation has presented Nancy Ryan Iverson with its 2011 Distinguished Alumnus Award. Iverson is assistant...
View ArticleU.Va. Honors Graduates of Apprenticeship Program
Matt KellyJuly 21, 2011 — Seven new skilled trades people joined Facilities Management at the University of Virginia Wednesday as they graduated from the apprenticeship program.Facilities Management...
View ArticleAttorney General Cuccinelli to Address Graduates of National Criminal Justice...
H. Brevy CannonSeptember 20, 2011 — Virginia Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II will address 23 local and state law enforcement supervisors from across Virginia during their graduation from the...
View Article2012 Restarts Clock For Annual $2,000 U.Va. Employee Education Benefit
H. Brevy CannonJanuary 4, 2012 — With the start of the new calendar year, every University of Virginia Academic Division employee with at least one year of benefits-eligible service (including...
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Chinese Terra Cotta Warrior Sculptures Are Jumping-Off Point for J-Term Class
Jane FordJanuary 13, 2012 — In 1974, Chinese farmers working in their field discovered more than 8,000 life-sized terra cotta warrior figures from the tomb of the first emperor of China. Since then,...
View ArticleU.Va. Is One of Five Schools Nationwide to Pilot Electronic Textbook Program
Rebecca P. Arrington February 1, 2012 — The next time you see University of Virginia students fiddling with their cellphones or iPads, don't assume they are procrastinating. They just might be reading...
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Class of 2012: Marion Dobbins Realizes Her Dream Through U.Va.'s BIS Program
H. Brevy CannonMay 11, 2012 — As an African American and seventh-generation Virginian, Marion J. Dobbins, 52, had always dreamed of completing her education at the University of Virginia. She thought...
View ArticleIn Memoriam: Nancy Sloan Lawson
U.Va. News StaffNancy Sloan Lawson, 79, died Aug. 5 in Charlottesville. She was a former University of Virginia administrator.She held a variety of local jobs and volunteer roles, including a stint as...
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SCPS Offers New Class for U.Va. Faculty on Technology-Enhanced Learning...
H. Brevy CannonUniversity of Virginia professors from across Grounds who have used technology to enhance their teaching will share best practices and lessons learned through a new two-part course on...
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U.Va. Panel Explores the Future of Online Learning in Higher Education
Robert HullQuestions abound when it comes to online learning: What are the specific considerations for teaching online education? How is online course completion/certification recognized differently...
View ArticleU.Va. and ATIC To Offer Intelligence Analyst ‘Boot Camp’ in Northern Va.
Anne E. BromleyThe University of Virginia’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies has partnered with the Advanced Technical Intelligence Center to offer a new “Analyst Boot Camp” to the...
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U.Va. Innovation Lab Expanding Across Grounds and Beyond
Joyce SmaragdisH. Brevy CannonThe University of Virginia’s Innovation Lab is expanding both its physical space and its institutional reach to become a hub for entrepreneurship and innovation education...
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At 70, Jerry Reid Makes the Most of Undergraduate Life
• Host of U.Va. Grads Choose Service to Community and CountryPlenty of older students make their way back to college to get a degree. But how many join a fraternity? Or the Jefferson Literary and...
View ArticleChinese Terra Cotta Warrior Sculptures Are Jumping-Off Point for J-Term Class
January 13, 2012 — In 1974, Chinese farmers working in their field discovered more than 8,000 life-sized terra cotta warrior figures from the tomb of the first emperor of China. Since then, the figures...
View ArticleU.Va. Is One of Five Schools Nationwide to Pilot Electronic Textbook Program
February 1, 2012 — The next time you see University of Virginia students fiddling with their cellphones or iPads, don't assume they are procrastinating. They just might be reading a textbook.
View ArticleClass of 2012: Marion Dobbins Realizes Her Dream Through U.Va.'s BIS Program
May 11, 2012 — As an African American and seventh-generation Virginian, Marion J. Dobbins, 52, had always dreamed of completing her education at the University of Virginia. She thought the opportunity...
View ArticleIn Memoriam: Nancy Sloan Lawson
Nancy Sloan Lawson, 79, died Aug. 5 in Charlottesville. She was a former University of Virginia administrator.
View ArticleSCPS Offers New Class for U.Va. Faculty on Technology-Enhanced Learning...
Some of U.Va.’s most tech-savvy professors will share best practices and lessons learned through a new two-part course for their colleagues on technology-enhanced learning, starting Nov. 9.
View ArticleU.Va. and ATIC To Offer Intelligence Analyst ‘Boot Camp’ in Northern Va.
Interested in a career in intelligence? A 10-week ‘boot camp’ has a proven track record, and is now being offered in Northern Virginia.
View ArticleU.Va. Innovation Lab Expanding Across Grounds and Beyond
The i.Lab will soon be serving all 11 U.Va. schools and the local community.
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