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Spider Talks: Art Music & Music as Medicine

In this episode of Spider Talks, President Crutcher sits down with musicologist and liberal arts professor April Greenan, whose research centers on the cultivation of an art music tradition in the U.S. and the intersection of music and medicine.Watch now

Fellowship opportunities

Undergraduate and post-graduate fellowships can provide students with access to national and international study, research, and service.Learn more

Inclusive Excellence: Report and Recommendations

President Crutcher has shared "Making Excellence Inclusive: University Report and Recommendations," advancing our pursuit of inclusive excellence. The report summarizes the work and ideas of colleagues across the University and is informed by insights gained from evaluating key data.Learn more

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Projects for Peace: $10,000 Summer Grant!

Want to use next summer to make the world a better place? The Davis Projects for Peace will award up to $10,000 to a UR student(s) to implement a peace-building project anywhere in the world. Winning project proposal(s) will be implemented during summer 2020. Individuals and groups of students can apply. International students ARE eligible.

The Projects for Peace campus deadline is Jan. 13, 2020. Interested students should email fellowships@richmond.edu.

Boren Scholarship for Language Study

Interested in studying language abroad? The Boren Scholarship may be your ticket!

The Boren funds students studying less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S. interests, and underrepresented in study abroad, including Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East. In exchange for funding, Boren Scholars commit to working in the federal government for at least one year after graduation.

University endorsement is required. UR's campus deadline is January 13, 2020. Contact fellowships@richmond.edu for more information.

Weekend Connector Ends on Sunday, December 15

Basketball Game Day Parking Alert-December 14

On Saturday, December 14, lots C61, C62, C66, C67, and C70 off College Road, will close at 3 p.m. before the 2 p.m. men's basketball game.

Any vehicles remaining in these lots will receive a $50 parking citation. Regulations pertain to any student vehicles including those displaying a Student Athlete parking permit.

Vehicles displaying an X permit must move to the un-numbered spaces in lot C61 (Robins Center, X Lot) closest to the dorms. If there is no space, vehicles with an X permit can be parked in the last two rows of the numbered spaces closest to the baseball field in lot C61 (Robins Center, X Lot), or in U6 (off UR Drive), the G/P permit section.

See this link: https://parking.richmond.edu/common/basketball-parking-for-Xpermits-2018.jpg

Please Do NOT ask RMC attendants where you should park as they are not employed by the University.

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