Stafford Special Olympian Matt Doyle was the keynote speaker on Zoom at the University of Mary Washington Disability Awareness Month program presented by the James Farmer Multicultural Center.

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Stafford Special Olympian Matt Doyle was the keynote speaker on Zoom at the University of Mary Washington Disability Awareness Month program presented by the James Farmer Multicultural Center.
Matt Doyle’s address will be available at 5pm on Zoom. You must pre-register
As the Americans with Disabilities Act’s 30th year and October’s Disability Awareness Month shine a light on one of the country’s most underrepresented groups, so does a new UMW course
UMW received high marks in all categories, including academics, with students reporting to find faculty members both interesting and accessible.
Employers will have the opportunity to pitch their organization, discuss job and internship opportunities, and then take questions from students and alumn
“We rate schools based on what they do for the country” and the public good, states an intro to the 2020 rankings, which rate four-year schools on factors such as social mobility, research, public service and activism.”
President Troy Paino said he made the decision after conferring with medical experts, presidential colleagues, parents and others, always keeping the health and well being of students, faculty, staff and area residents foremost in mind
Through the agreement, students who hope to become teachers can begin solidifying career preparations while in high school with dual enrollment courses that can be applied toward a Germanna degree and later transferred to UMW, or directly applied at UMW.
The action was precipitated by the exhaustive work of UMW’s Campus Environment Presidential Ad Hoc Committee.
The UMW Athletic Department will continue work with the Mary Washington COVID-19 Implementation Team, the Athletics COVID-19 Action Team, the Capital Athletic Conference, and the NCAA to consider any options for moving competition for fall sports to the spring
As outlined in #ForwardUMW, a detailed plan released this week for returning to campus in August, change is more than meets the eye. Schedules, relationships and behavior – all will be different
Photos by Bill Blevins / Fredericksburg Today John Adams from Bee Busters visited the University of Mary Washington today to extract and relocate a hive of honeybees that had set up housekeeping inside a column on the front porch of the Willard Hall dormitory. UMW...
The scholarship will promote the development of leadership skills for students committed to addressing societal issues disproportionately affecting black and underrepresented communities.
Reed, Bulova and Hontz on the Board of Visitors
Seven UMW Theatre students were selected to appear in a YouTube video featuring aspiring young thespians from schools across the country
UMW Libraries’ Special Collections and University Archives team is collecting and digitizing a variety of COVID-19 related materials, from diaries to photos to social media posts
UMW faculty will share their perspectives on the COVID-19 pandemic in a free eight-week online summer course open to incoming and current students, faculty, alumni, staff and the broader community.
UMW faculty will share their perspectives on the COVID-19 pandemic in a free eight-week online summer course open to incoming and current students, faculty, alumni, staff and the broader community.
No increase in tuition or dining hall fees
Three graduating seniors – Hannah Frederick, Meryl Menezes and Aleksandra Shtabnaya – earned the Darden Award, achieving a perfect GPA of 4.0. Their names were announced via a Zoom call.