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Liberal arts professor Erik Nielson is quoted and research from his book, Rap on Trial, is featured.
The summer 2023 schedule of SPCS academic program classes is now available online. Registration opens for continuing and newly admitted students on Tuesday, March 14 at 9 a.m.
During the University of Richmond Employee Service Awards ceremony on March 3, three current SPCS staff members and an SPCS adjunct faculty member were recognized for 50 cumulative years of service to the University.
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Tom Shields, SPCS associate dean for academic & students affairs and chair of the SPCS Education program, presented the most recent Unpacking the Census information at the UR Faculty Hub’s Morning Blend earlier this week. Shields co-presented with Kyle Redican, director of the Spatial Analysis Lab.
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Daniel L. Hocutt, Adjunct Professor of Liberal Arts, has received the Frank R. Smith Distinguished Article Award for 2023 from the Society for Technical Communication. The award-winning article, co-written with professors from George Mason University and Central Michigan University, was published in November 2022.
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Sarah Calveric, Adjunct Associate Professor of Education and Caroline County School Superintendent, has been named the Region 3 Superintendent of the Year by the Virginia Association of School Superintendents. The award makes Calveric eligible to contend for the Commonwealth’s Superintendent of the Year award to be announced in April.
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Andrew Schoeneman, nonprofit studies program chair, has been promoted to the rank of Associate Professor of Nonprofit Studies in the School of Professional & Continuing Studies based upon his achievements in teaching, program development and administration, scholarship, and service. The University’s Board of Trustees approved the promotion during its February meeting.
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