The Richmond MBA Alumni Society Update
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March 29, 2011
A conversation with U.S. Senate candidate and UR Distinguished Lecturer Tim Kaine
Tim Kaine shares his perspective from the frontlines of economic policymaking in a new University of Richmond Law Review article and as keynote speaker at the law school's annual Allen Chair Symposium.
The law school's Professional Roundtable encourages informal networking
The law school's annual Professional Roundtable brings together law students and practitioners in a novel progressive dinner format.
March 25, 2011
Student finds her niche working behind the scenes with the men's basketball team
As a team manager, leadership studies major Megan Dooley,’13, is working behind the scenes in San Antonio to help the men’s basketball team succeed in the Sweet 16.
Graduate students now have the opportunity to study at the Rouen School of Business in France for a semester or an entire year
Tom Cossé, Associate Dean for International Business Programs, signed a double degree agreement with ESC Rouen earlier this year
English instructor's path to success has been a bumpy one
Allison Titus, adjunct English professor, recently won the 2011 Literature Fellowship in Creative Writing from the National Endowment for the Arts--but her path to get there has been a bumpy one.
Eric Prescott, MBA candidate, selected Colonna's Shipyard for his Capstone project based on his own industry experience and interests
Student developed long-term strategy on growing business volume for full-service private shipyard throughout a semester-long assignment
March 24, 2011
Senior blending her two passions for chemistry and business
Heather Robinson, ’11, knew coming into college that she wanted to blend her two passions for chemistry and business. Four years later, she's preparing for a job at a pharmaceutical company.
Senior pursuing K-12 counseling license
Cierra Hill, '11, was recently accepted into The Medical School Counseling Program at UNC Chapel Hill, a 14-month program that will lead to a K–12 license in school counseling.
Johnny Finn, visiting lecturer of geography, is researching the ties between geography and music
The connection between music and geography is not self-evident. Visiting lecturer Johnny Finn has dedicated his efforts to making that connection not only evident, but also relevant.