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December 3, 2012
Burhans Civic Fellow studies the effect of culture on health care
Get the buy-in of the village chief before promoting your health care agenda to the villagers, says Sherzel Smith, '13, of her experience working in Ghana this summer.
November 30, 2012
Experiences abroad open doors for international studies student
For Hannah Jacobsen, ’15, the best way to achieve a global perspective is by becoming fully immersed in local cultures and languages while traveling abroad.
November 29, 2012
President Ayers begins national dialogue on emancipation
University President Edward L. Ayers moderates a national conversation about the uncertainty of the Emancipation Proclamation’s issuance.
Junior combines academics and advocacy
Working towards social justice and equality led Erik Lampmann, '14, to found a policy organization on campus which helped him combine academic interests with advocacy for the issues important to him.
November 28, 2012
Student uses scoliosis diagnosis to benefit other young women
One student is taking a challenge she faced to help restore confidence in others like her.
Robins School of Business graduates and four-year roommates turn hobby into career
Two fellow alumni left their jobs to pursue a new venture in mobile applications together.
Master of Liberal Arts degree offers opportunity to remain engaged as a UR student
After graduating early from the School of Arts and Sciences, Leslie Crudele, ‘12 and C‘14, decided to remain part of the University community by pursuing a master’s degree through the School of Professional and Continuing Studies.
Four students compete against leading business schools in case study competition
Robins School of Business students travel to Boston for a whirlwind 24-hour experience.
November 19, 2012
Carrico Center student volunteers receive recognition for yearly Veterans Law Update
Carrico Center student volunteers receive recognition for yearly Veterans Law Update
November 16, 2012
Graduate explores Civil War memories
Kevin Levin, G’05, recently published his book “Remembering the Battle of the Crater: War as Murder,” which is loosely based on his master’s thesis.