Her interest in mitigating social inequities led Emerson Linden, ’26, to pursue a master’s in comparative social policy at Oxford.
Her interest in mitigating social inequities led Emerson Linden, ’26, to pursue a master’s in comparative social policy at Oxford.
A student-faculty collaboration in the Jepson School of Leadership Studies has resulted in a comprehensive digital collection of nearly 450 Native American constitutions.
Rev. Kevin Hass, ’98, and daughter Sydney Hass, ’26, learned the value of servant leadership at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies.
A belief in academia’s role in promoting the common good leads Jepson Scholar Daniel Polonia to pursue a master’s in higher education at the University of Oxford.
Senior Emma McCauley became the first woman to serve as a senator in the historically male Richmond College Student Government Association.
Capitol Hill internship cements Jepson Scholar Jacob Schumer’s desire to pursue a master’s in comparative social policy at the University of Oxford.
Gilman Scholar Sabrina Gaytan Lopez studied U.K. and EU law at the University of Cambridge.
Senior Abigail Green’s honors thesis explores the effects of George Floyd’s murder and President Trump’s executive orders on higher education.
Bangladeshi philosopher Kazi A. S. M. Nurul Huda brings an international perspective to the study of leadership ethics.
Senior’s desire to improve clinical care motivates him to research psychological conditions and possible treatments.
Dr. Thad Williamson’s work in the Richmond Mayor’s Office augments his teaching and scholarship.
Incoming RCSGA president CJ Blastos grounds his leadership philosophy in a strong commitment to service.