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Amy Curtis thought she knew exactly what she wanted to study when she came to U.Va., but her natural curiosity took her places she never expected – Flash Seminars, a public radio program and post-graduation field work in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood.
A public forum will get down to business with several Darden faculty members and Chinese and international business leaders.
U.Va.’s International Studies Office is honored for “going above and beyond” its job description.
Former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman told U.Va. students to closely watch developments in northeast Asia, where “legacy” leaders with lots of historical baggage are ruling a region set to account for 20 percent of the world’s gross domestic product.
U.Va. is expanding its presence in China – home of the world’s fastest-growing economy and the University’s largest group of international students – by hiring a director in Shanghai.
The Global Career Community, a LinkedIn site, aims to help student and alumni job-seekers make contacts and learn about the ins and outs of the international employment scene.
Jacqueline Novogratz, who created the socially conscious Acumen Fund, will give a public talk and be recognized with the U.Va. Distinguished Alumna Award, presented by the Women’s Center on April 25.
Nurses are often at the forefront in rural health care around the globe, and a new center at U.Va.’s School of Nursing is preparing students to lead the way.
Ivan Vallarino of Panama, a 2005 graduate, is honored for being “a great ambassador for U.Va.”
Science has the tremendous potential to help solve some of the most urgent challenges facing the world today, DuPont CEO tells U.Va. audience.
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