Calendar of Events

Are you overwhelmed, frustrated with job searching? Thinking about re-entering the workforce, but have no idea what to expect? For most, the thought of submitting job applications is enough to make you want to run and hide. And so much of it feels out of our control, but there are ways to take back control. We’ll be talking with a guest, Sara Sulla – HR Business Partner & Senior

If you’ve been thinking about starting a program in Education, join us online for a live Information Webinar via Zoom. We’ll offer focused sessions on pathways to teacher licensure like the Master of Teaching along with our M.Ed. programs in Curriculum & Instruction and Educational Leadership & Policy Studies for current educators.

If you will be searching for internships or jobs this year, it's time to begin preparing for interviews! The earlier you can learn about interviews and start practicing, you more prepared and confident you will be when the real thing comes along.By attending this interviewing workshop, participants will be able to identify different types of interview questions, to effectively employ strategies

The University’s Naming Principles Commission is hosting a listening session specifically for SPCS students and alumni. The discussion will be facilitated by visiting lecturer and public historian Lauranett Lee. Several members of the Naming Principles Commission will also attend. 

"The velvet-voiced baritone Will Liverman is out to make the classical music canon more inclusive..." —Tom Huizenga, NPR

A resume is important to have on hand for internships, jobs, and a variety of other opportunities. Ditch the high school resume and come to learn the basics of constructing and maintaining a strong professional resume as well as writing effective cover letters. This event is open to all students and alumni (including SPCS and MBA) but is a foundational program.

The pandemic has introduced new obstacles when it comes to finding an internship. Let us help! Come learn about resources for sourcing opportunities, the application process, and how to strategize in order to know what to target. All participants will leave with an action plan to begin searching for their own opportunities.

SPCS will have a table at RVAsec, an annual security convention that brings top industry speakers to the mid-Atlantic region. We’ll promote the following programs in addition to providing general information about SPCS to conferences attendees.

This workshop focuses on a panel of first-generation Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community members from the Richmond Area. The event will include panelists sharing their own migration stories and their experiences acclimating to Virginia. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions of panelists and discuss the diversity of experiences and the implications for our

Conceived and written by Marc Bamuthi Joseph  Original musical score by Daniel Bernard Roumain  Directed by Michael John Garcés $25 general admission$10 non-UR students and youth 18 and underFree UR students