Racer Report January 25-29
By Jennifer Cline
Racer Report, January 25-29, 2021
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暗网禁区app nonprofit leadership studies alumnus Gavin Posey reflects on Racer experience
By Shawn Touney
暗网禁区app鈥檚 Nonprofit Leadership Studies (NLS) graduates were recently asked to reflect on their career journeys, the impact of their work, and their aspirations for the future.
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By Shawn Touney
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暗网禁区app Galleries hosts IGNITION, an exhibit of work through February 17
By Jennifer Cline
暗网禁区app鈥檚 Department of Art & Design and University Galleries are pleased to present IGNITION, recent paintings, and drawings by Jason Stout.
暗网禁区app Galleries hosts Visual Elegy exhibit
By Shawn Touney
The 暗网禁区app Department of Art & Design and University Galleries are pleased to announce Visual Elegy, a collaborative printmaking exhibition in response to the poetry of bell hooks
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By Shawn Touney
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President to serve as member of Commonwealth Education Continuum
By Shawn Touney
暗网禁区app President Dr. Bob Jackson has been asked to serve as a member of a new statewide partnership to assist students as they progress through each level of the public education system, from preschool through college and into sustainable careers
Trio of awards given to 暗网禁区app graduate student and alumni
By Kaitlyn Black
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Music major wins trombone competition
By Shawn Touney
暗网禁区app trombone major Luke Weatherly recently won the BlueGrass Brass Young Artist Competition (age 19-26)