Two sophomores help their professor research the case of a boy’s kidnapping and murder in 1907 New Orleans.
Two sophomores help their professor research the case of a boy’s kidnapping and murder in 1907 New Orleans.
Parking lot W87 will be closed for event parking on Friday, Sept. 18. Commuters can find alternate parking in lot C66.
Parking lot U21 (Queally Center) will be closed on Friday, Sept. 18. Faculty and staff who normally park in this lot can find alternate parking in parking lots U12 (Steam Plant) and W87 (Modlin Center).
Parking lots C61 (X Lot), C66 (Special Events), C67 (Well-Being Center), and C70 (Stadium) will be closed to all vehicles on Saturday, Sept. 19, at 2 a.m. This includes vehicles displaying a student-athlete permit. Any vehicle left in these lots will receive a Restricted Area citation.
Parking lots C62, C73, and C75 off College Road and R42, R43, R45, and R49 off Richmond Way will also be closed. Students, faculty, and staff vehicles left in these lots may be cited.
If your lot becomes full, available parking can be found in general parking areas, coded orange on the Football Game Day Map.
The general parking areas are only available on football game day Saturdays.
Please do not ask RMC attendants where you should park. They are not employed by the University and are not aware of the parking regulations.
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Have you thought about proposing a case for A&S NEXT but you're not sure where to start? Do you have an idea but you're looking for the perfect co-facilitator to partner with? Are you just curious about the event and hoping to learn more?
Bring your own lunch to the Faculty Hub on Thursday, Sept. 17, from 12–1 p.m. for our new case proposal workshop. We will be sharing more about A&S NEXT and leading the group through brainstorming exercises. Leave with a submitted case proposal or with ideas to bring into the Sept. 28 deadline.
Case proposal form and event information.
Questions? Contact Elizabeth Soady at esoady@richmond.edu.
Mark your calendars for Open Enrollment: November 2–13.
Open Enrollment will be here before you know it. Human Resources recommends that you check your dependent’s information now to save yourself time during the process. To check your dependent’s information:
Select the navigation menu at the top left corner of the toolbar.
Under “Personal”, select “Benefits and Pay.”
Select “Benefits” from the navigation menu on the left side, and then choose “Dependents.”
From here, you can double-check your dependent’s eligibility, upload documents, and add an unverified dependent before Open Enrollment. Checkout our Job Aid on adding dependents in Workday and our Insurance page for more information.
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Honoring your health and your well-being in ways that support long-term growth and fulfillment is valued. One meaningful resource is Wellness Coaching. This is a supportive and motivational partnership that helps you set goals, navigate challenges, and take charge of your health. Visit the Health Promotion webpage to learn more.
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