We continue to update SPCS-specific guidance related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The University is now operating in the Lime stage of our Physical Distancing Framework, with masks required in all campus buildings.
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Latest Stories about SPCS
Yasmin Thomas Gregg, GC’19, was accepted to the Association of Fundraising Professionals Inclusive Fundraising Fellowship earlier this year.
Amanda Bolton, GC’19, successfully opened the Village Montessori Academy earlier this year, which offers an inclusive, high quality, early childhood program that promotes independence, confidence and curiosity.
The School of Professional & Continuing Studies is launching a winter weather planning course led by meteorologist Jim Duncan, designed for local and regional organization leaders.
Upcoming Events
Latest Staff & Faculty Updates
Linda Fisher Thornton, SPCS adjunct associate professor of HR management and CEO of Leading in Context, LLC, will headline the Ethics in Governance Forum on November 16 through the Center for Ethics in Society at St. Anselm College. The title of her talk is “7 Ethical Lenses: Through the Kaleidoscope.” The remote event is free and open to the public.
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Ann C. Hodges, professor of law emerita and chair of paralegal studies, is a featured labor expert in WalletHub’s 2021 Labor Day Facts – Travel, Money & More. Hodges responds to 5 questions about the Labor Day holiday and labor conditions in the U.S. She addresses threats facing workers, impacts of the gig economy, federal and state policy and legislation recommendations, and tips for Labor Day getaways.
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Media Mentions
Lauranett Lee, adjunct professor of liberal arts and visiting university lecturer, delivered the keynote address at the unveiling and dedication of the Emancipation & Freedom Monument in Richmond.
