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Career Services and the A&S NEXT Faculty Committee are accepting faculty case study proposals for A&S NEXT 2027. A&S NEXT is a multi-disciplinary case study conference that builds on the core strengths of a liberal education at the University of Richmond to offer Spiders a unique opportunity to develop their career interests.
Selected faculty facilitators will be compensated $1,500 upon completion of the program (Jan 29–30, 2027). The case proposal form, including more information about the program, is located here.
Proposals (300 words or less) are due Sept. 28 at 5 p.m. Questions can be directed to Elizabeth Soady at esoady@richmond.edu.
As faculty finalize their syllabi and co-curricular programs for the fall semester, they are encouraged to consider integrating Modlin Arts Presents performances and visiting artists into their plans. Modlin welcomes opportunities to collaborate with campus partners, using the performing arts as a valuable resource for teaching and experiential learning.
Faculty interested in arranging for an artist to visit a class or seeking resources to help explore and contextualize a performance should contact Shannon Hooker at shooker@richmond.edu or 804.289.6599.
ID America is now available in Workday as UR’s newest catalog vendor. Through the ID America catalog, faculty and staff can conveniently browse and purchase from a wide selection of promotional items, branded merchandise, and apparel directly through the Workday requisition process.
To help familiarize users with the new catalog and ordering process, Procurement will host a demonstration session from 11–11:30 a.m. on Aug. 13 via Zoom.
Questions should be directed to the Procurement Office at procurement@richmond.edu.
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As a new semester begins, it’s a great time to reconnect with your overall well-being and set healthy routines for the months ahead. Returning to campus brings fresh opportunities to build supportive relationships, establish balanced habits, and engage in activities that help you feel grounded and energized. Stop by the Well-Being Center to reset for the semester ahead.
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