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May 30, 2013
Jepson School honors CEO of the Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities with alumni recognition award
Jonathan Zur, ’03, works to promote tolerance and diversity as president and CEO of the Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities. He is the recipient of the Jepson School's Tenth Year Reunion Recognition Award.
May 28, 2013
From Teach for America to corporate recruiting, alumnus relies on skills learned at Jepson
“Currently, I work with Fortune 100 companies, nonprofit organizations and higher education institutions to identify and select leaders."
May 24, 2013
A Spider traveling the world thanks to her profession
With teaching as her passport, Kaali’s professional journey takes her abroad to some of the most exciting cities in the world
Where Are You Heading? Class of 2013
A psychology major, Sarah will be joining the Disney College Program.
A pair of Spiders reflect on their time at UR and beyond
The Browns share their memories of UR - before and after they met post-graduation while volunteering for UR's Development Office.
Where Are You Heading? Class of 2013
Politics, philosophy, economics, and law major, Danielle Stokes will be attending the University of Virginia School of Law
MBA alumnae brings value through various roles at MeadWestvaco
Tracy Doherty traded an advertising career for an exciting and challenging role to lead MWV's strategic marketing initiatives.
Capstone Project helps MBA graduate discover his passion and career choice while preparing local students for their future success
Logan Tinder hopes his Capstone Project with Junior Achievement of Central Virginia will help increase financial literacy and success in local students for years to come.
As a senior software engineer at Rockwell Collins, Trevor Rossi juggles lofty goals, short schedules and tight budgets on a daily basis
MBA candidate Trevor Rossi plays many roles at Rockwell Collins as he has had the opportunity to work on a large variety of programs for the U.S. and foreign military and commercial customers.
Declaring a PPEL major provided David DuBois with an interdisciplinary education that prepared him to enter the consulting world this fall
Declaring a PPEL major, DuBois has had the opportunity to study philosophy (P), politics (P), economics (E) and law (L), providing him with an integrated, interdisciplinary academic experience, a hallmark of a Richmond education.