Three Master of Nonprofit Studies students presented their capstone research at the inaugural Leading Change Conference. Ellen Osborne, GC’18, won the conference’s Best Master’s Paper award for “An Exploratory Evaluation of Volunteer Satisfaction at Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle.”

Richmond Law is proud to welcome two new professors to our faculty for Fall 2019, and to celebrate the promotion of two exceptional scholars.

Entrepreneur parlays lessons learned from leadership studies and marketing majors into start-up business.

Students learn settlement skills through partnership with the Federal Bar.

1L Dorie Arthur receives recognition for her non-fiction narrative submitted to the Brigham Young University’s new LawStories competition.

John V. Moeser Fellows examine structural inequality through census research.

Co-presidents Julie Ball and Emma Thomas share a vision and responsibility for leading the Jepson Student Government Association

She's a serial entrepreneur, keynote speaker, brand ambassador, and creator of a groundbreaking new marketing curriculum and book series focused on the power of influence.

Nineteen University supervisors completed the pilot sessions of a new supervisor development training program from Human Resources. The six-month Supervisor Essentials Series both defines the expectation for a University supervisor as well as equips the participants with new management principles and skills.

The course, specifically for seniors concentrating in marketing, integrates learning from prior courses through hands-on application.