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Tulowitzki, Shields discuss Swiss, American higher education

In May, then-Associate Dean Tom Shields of SPCS and Professor Pierre Tulowitzki of the University of Applied Sciences & Arts, Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) led a public conversation titled “Public or Private Good: Comparisons of Higher Education in Switzerland and the U.S.”

 

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Tom J. Shields
Shields Joins Comparative Higher Ed Dialogue

In May, Tom Shields of SPCS and Pierre Tulowitzki of the University of Applied Sciences & Arts, Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) led a public conversation titled “Public or Private Good: Comparisons of Higher Education in Switzerland and the U.S.” The talk was part of an official visit by Tulowitzki and Miriam Ronsdorf from FHNW to the University of Richmond.

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Grant Rissler
Rissler Presents Research on Immigration Integration

Grant Rissler, SPCS assistant professor of organizational studies, presented research on immigration integration for the American Society for Public Administration’s (ASPA) KeepingCurrent webinar series. The presentation, “The Integration of Immigrants in Virginia,” featured findings from a 2022 study commissioned by Virginia’s Office of New Americans.

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Grant Rissler
Rissler Presents Research on 'Positive Peace'

Grant Rissler, SPCS assistant professor of organizational studies, served as a panelist for “Exploring the Intersections of Peace & Conflict Studies and Public Administration Theory” at the annual conference of the Public Administration Theory Network. He discussed research from an article on Positive Peace published in the journal Administrative Theory & Praxis.

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Parfitt among LMR Leadership Quest Class of 2024
Parfitt among LMR Leadership Quest Class of 2024

Tom Parfitt, C’14, GC’17, has graduated as a member of Leadership Metro Richmond’s Leadership Quest Class of 2024. Leadership Quest is a 10-month leadership development program for community leaders seeking to make a positive and lasting impact in the greater Richmond region.

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