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April 26, 2012
Immersion in another culture led to research on international leadership and equality and plans for graduate school overseas
A yearlong study abroad experience in Denmark helped Natasha Levanti, ’12, combine her interests in leadership studies and international studies and figure out her future plans.
April 25, 2012
Alumna puts international studies degree to use in Germany
Jennifer Huffman, ’10, is gaining valuable life and international work experience in Germany through the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program for Young Professionals.
April 24, 2012
A college career of traveling abroad prepares senior for a future in the Foreign Service
Heather Thornton, ’12, immersed herself in the international opportunities available at Richmond — ultimately leading her to win a Rangel Fellowship.
Senior to pursue a career improving public health
A medical humanities class helped Christina Vivelo, ’12, discover how combining a love of science with a career in public health would enable her to have a widespread impact on health systems.
April 23, 2012
Living-Learning community gives residents a place to call home
During its first year, the LGBTQ & Ally Living-Learning community gave residents a chance to explore their own identities while creating a center for LGBTQ life on campus.
April 20, 2012
Study abroad experience leads senior to Oxford for graduate school
Bridget Wiede, ’12, plans to fuse her interests in leadership studies and history at Oxford University in the fall.
Professor's work has contributed to the fields of leadership studies and religion and enhanced community-based learning at the University
Dr. Doug Hicks has earned numerous awards for his teaching, scholarship and service. After 14 years with the University, he is starting a new chapter in his career.
April 18, 2012
Senior's experiences inspire her to pursue a master's degree in public policy and human rights
Josie Senoga, ’12, grew up on two continents. She plans to pursue a master’s degree in public policy and human rights on a third thanks to her undergraduate experiences.
April 17, 2012
Leadership studies students showcase research on topics ranging from international leadership to how novels participate in cultural leadership
The Jepson School’s honors program is turning 10. To celebrate, the School hosted a symposium to showcase student research.
Ruth McCartney tells how The Beatles' fan club was just the beginning of her successful career
Speaker Series brings together students, faculty, staff and the community with inspiring presentations and unique insights into the professional world