Upcoming Events

Stressed about an upcoming essay or writing assignment? Join us for “Write Night: Writing and Research Support.” Stop by and meet with seasoned WLC Writing and English Language Learning consultants to workshop assignments, get research tips, or simply hang out with other writers. All majors and subjects are welcome. Snacks will be provided!

Open to all faculty and staff. Did you know that Millennials and Gen Z now make up most of the workforce? This workshop explores how to navigate a multigenerational workplace, challenge common myths, and communicate more effectively.

Brendan Regan, ’08, associate professor of Spanish & linguistics at Texas Tech University, presents “Sociolinguistic development during a study abroad experience in Sevilla: Insights from a former participant and a current researcher.”

Join the Department of Education and Education Studio for a conversation and book signing with award-winning children’s author Susan Campbell Bartoletti about her life and work.

Join us to learn more about University of Richmond degrees designed for nontraditional students and working professionals!

Chef Santana Hem of Hem and Her Food will share his expertise on Khmer food, the cuisine of Cambodia, at the Demonstration Kitchen for two seatings only. Open to UR students. Reservations are free but are required. Sign up at dining.richmond.edu/NOURISH/. 

Paralegal Studies students and alums are invited to join SPCS and the Commonwealth of Virginia Paralegal Association (CVPA) for this event.

Investing in the Built EnvironmentAs markets evolve and cities adapt to new economic realities, the intersection of capital, innovation, and real estate is creating new avenues for growth. From the expansion of digital infrastructure to the impact of the office revival, opportunities within the built environment are driving value and prompting a rethinking of strategic capital deployment.Bring a...

Demonstration Kitchen events require advance registration. Sign up at dining.richmond.edu/NOURISH/.

The SPCS Dean’s Ambassadors Circle (DAC) is a leadership committee comprised of dedicated and accomplished SPCS alumni, faculty, friends of the school and Richmond area leaders who support the mission, goals and programs of the School. DAC members meet twice annually in the fall and spring semesters. Meetings are open to DAC members and invited guests.