You or someone you know in the U.Va. community has become the target of bias. Do you know where to file a complaint? Do you know how the University would respond and what resources are available? You can find the answers to these questions on the new U.Va. “Just Report It” Web site. The site provides a central tool for members of the University community to report bias complaints. The site includes U.Va.’s definition of “bias complaint” as well as information on what to expect in response from the University when such a complaint is reported, how to preserve evidence, and what resources and support are available.

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As fundamental as ABC’s are to school-age children is the U.Va. Law School’s Legal Research and Writing program to prospective lawyers. The program offers law students “the basics of research, the basics of legal communication, and by that I would include being able to think like a lawyer,” said program co-director Mimi Foster Riley. For a profession sometimes known for its complex language, the program helps students win the battle against legalese. Full story.

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