Information tailored for degree-seeking students (graduate & undergraduate), professional education students, and lifelong learning students including Osher Institute members.
SPCS degree-seeking students each year
SPCS Think Again students served each year
Osher members in a year
Total number of SPCS alumni
All SPCS graduates are members of the UR Alumni Association
Alumni profiles in UROnline
Our faculty make a difference in the lives of our students. This section provides instructional resources, administrative resources and contact information to help faculty teach effectively and efficiently.
Faculty appointments
Active adjunct faculty members
Average number of students in SPCS classes
Behind the scenes, staff at the University of Richmond support the work of faculty and students to advance knowledge through teaching, learning and research.
SPCS staff support marketing and engagement efforts, professional education and lifelong learning program management and development, recruitment and enrollment, finance and technical services, and administrative oversight of the School’s efforts.
Full-time & part-time staff in SPCS
Dean of SPCS
Associate deans
Grant Rissler, assistant professor of organizational studies, presented a paper titled “Administrative Evil: A Public Administration Failure Examined through a Peacebuilding Lens” at a panel titled Peace and Public Administration: Theoretical Insights at the virtual 2025 annual meeting of the Public Administration Theory Network (PATNet).
George Hiller, adjunct professor of liberal arts, received the International Trade Educator of the Year award from NASBITE, an organization focused on global business education, trade credentialing, training and practice, at its annual conference.
Daniel L. Hocutt, web manager and adjunct professor of liberal arts, presented “Writing Futures: Authoring with AI in Digital Ad Platforms” at the Computers & Writing 2025 conference at the University of Georgia.
Rachel Reynolds, adjunct assistant professor of nonprofit studies, presented her doctoral research at the Leading Change Conference 2025 at James Madison University in Harrisonburg. Her presentation was titled “Ambidextrous Leadership in Nonprofit Organizations: The Role of Joint Space.”
