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March 4, 2013
Dr. Thad Williamson
Professor's passion for fighting poverty leads to an opportunity to work with city leaders and pen mayor's anti-poverty commission report
Dr. Thad Williamson is the author of a report by the Richmond mayor’s anti-poverty commission that identifies ways city leaders can tackle poverty.
March 1, 2013
Samantha Van Putten, '13
International business major studies health and development in Kenya, Thailand
Samantha Van Putten, ’13, will take her international business experiences in Kenya and Thailand to a D.C. consulting firm after graduation
February 28, 2013
The State of Leadership Studies
Top leadership scholars gather to discuss the future of the field
Top leadership scholars from around the world came to the Jepson School in February to discuss the future of leadership studies.
February 27, 2013
Diego Leal, '15
Amazon internship gives Guatemalan native insight into complex human rights issues
Diego Leal, ’15, moved from debating human rights issues to becoming a human rights practitioner during a summer internship focused on conservation and indigenous communities in the Amazon.
February 26, 2013
Intern Institute
Jepson School launches program to give students an edge professionally
A new Jepson School program helps to prepare students for professional success and life after college.  
February 25, 2013
Friendship at the Feet of Giants
Study abroad experience gives junior an unexpected journey through Middle-earth and winning entry for photo contest
A photo taken by Jack Mahoney, '14, is the winning entry for the Jepson School's study abroad photo contest.
February 21, 2013
Meet the Faculty: Professor Andrew Spalding
School of Law welcomes Andrew Spalding, Assistant Professor of Law
School of Law welcomes Andrew Spalding, Assistant Professor of Law
February 20, 2013
My Jepson Story: Raegan Williams Morris, '99
Jepson gave alumna the confidence to expect more out of leaders and companies
"The Jepson degree has centered me in the values prescribed in Jepson Hall even while my career has taken me around the globe."
February 18, 2013
Justin Haskins, C'10
Paralegal Studies graduate excels in academic and humanitarian fields
The SPCS Paralegal Studies program taught Justin Haskins, C’10, to be “a force for good in the world,” inspiring him to pursue impressive academic, professional and humanitarian careers.
Kristen Muncan, '15
Sophomore works as special events assistant to help advance the school she loves
Kristen Muncan works as an assistant with the Robins School of Business communications and events team to promote all that's happening in the business school.
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