This fall, the University of Richmond Museums’ Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art will feature three exhibitions, including a landmark exhibit from Singaporean artist Shubigi Rao.
This fall, the University of Richmond Museums’ Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art will feature three exhibitions, including a landmark exhibit from Singaporean artist Shubigi Rao.
The fall Web of Inquiry proposal deadline is Friday, Sept. 11, at 5 p.m.
Instructors may propose First-Year Seminars, second-language proficiency, or courses with up to two area attributes. FYS and courses in written communication, PEIC, and quantitative data literacy (especially in the arts and humanities) are particularly welcome.
Faculty, staff, and students conducting research involving human participants must register their projects with the University of Richmond Institutional Review Board (URIRB). The Board's next meeting will take place on Sept. 15. Investigators who wish to have their research projects reviewed at the meeting should submit their materials to the IRB (via email, irb@richmond.edu) no later than 5 p.m. on Sept. 8.
Contact the IRB at irb@richmond.edu with questions.
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.
Parking lots U17, U21, and W73 will be closed on Friday, Sept. 4. Additional parking can be found in lots W87 (Modlin) and U12 (Steam Plant).
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Finance professor Tom Arnold is interviewed.
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A book by leadership studies professor and historian Lauren Henley is reviewed.
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