Richmond selects Dr. Glassick as provost
Dr. Charles E. Glassick, current Albion College academic affairs vice president, will become University of Richmond provost at fall term. He brings chemistry teaching and administrative experience from Princeton Temple Adrian and Albion and most recently ACE and Great Lakes Colleges Association roles.
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University of Richmond
B. Bruce Heilman
University
Charles E. Glassick
Albion College
Michigan
Robert F. Smart
Glassick
Heilman
Franklin and Marshall College
Pennsylvania
Princeton University
Harvard
General Electric
American Council of Education
Frederic W. Ness
Fresno State College
California
Association of American Colleges
ACE
Great Lakes Colleges Association
Oberlin
Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan
Barlham
Albion
Temple University
Adrian Colege
Labor Day Weekend Warns of High Virginia Fatalities
Virginia Highway Safety Director John T. Hanna cautions that Labor Day weekends bring the year’s highest holiday death toll in Virginia. He notes 29 Virginians died last year during the period and urges safer driving, seat belts, and frequent rest stops to reduce deaths this year.
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Virginia
John T. Hanna
Highway Safety Division of
Hanna
Richmond College Approves Female Visitation in Dorms
Trustees approve new visitation hours allowing female guests in dorm rooms Fridays and Saturdays 2 PM to 1 AM and Sundays noon to 8 PM. Open doors rules and age restrictions apply with campus police enforcing the rules and a one year probation.
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Richmond College
SGA
Artie Sandler
Steve Nock
Sandler
U.va
Westhampton
Gayle Gordon
Goodson
Board of Trustees
University Improves Campus With Summer Upgrades
The editorial notes extensive summer improvements at the university including pruning trees and other physical updates. It also discusses parking concerns and outlines library changes and campus enhancements.
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Library University
Leadership Workshop Planned at University of Richmond
The University of Richmond hosts a two percent day leadership training by National Leadership Methods sponsored by the USGA. Groups of six to eight engage in structured intensive sessions aiming to build leadership skills with many students and regional participants expected. The program emphasizes action over lectures with past conferences such as Kappa Sigma Lead 72 noted for group painting and defense of artwork.
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University of Richmond
National Leadership Methods
NLM
University Student Government Association
United States
Gaston Williams
USGA
Richmond
Kappa Sigma
R. J. Nutter
Washington, D.C
Dean William E. Baker
Donald Spriggs
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