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Lifelong learners ages 50 and better can join the Osher Institute at the University of Richmond, a member-led organization dedicated to the joy of learning.
The School of Professional and Continuing Studies celebrates its students during SPCS Student Week, March 2-6.
To better align with labor market demands and prospective student expectations, the University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies (SPCS) is making changes to its academic programs.
With a focus on community engagement, cultural relevance, and bipartisan collaboration, the University of Richmond’s Political Campaign Management (PCM) Professional Certificate is more than a course — it’s a launchpad for principled leadership and strategic impact.
During its meeting on February 27, 2026, the University of Richmond Board of Trustees approved the promotion of Tom Shields to Professor of Education and Leadership Studies.
Grant Rissler, assistant professor of organizational studies and chair of nonprofit studies, presented “Barriers to the Integration of Virginia’s Immigrants” as part of the January 16 Advocates for Intercultural RVA (AIRVA) meeting.
Donnie Lewis, aka Mad Skillz, adjunct instructor and former SPCS artist-in-residence, won a Grammy for Best Spoken Word Poetry Album for his project Words For Days Vol. 1 at the 2026 Grammy Awards. Mad Skillz has has co-taught a class with Erik Nielson, professor and chair of liberal arts.
Mad Skillz, a rapper and adjunct liberal arts professor, is featured.
