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 THE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA’S School of Nursing
has been awarded a $5 million grant —
its single largest gift ever — by the
Claude Moore Charitable Foundation of
Fairfax,
Va., for
a planned school expansion that will
include a
new four-story, 32,000-square-foot nursing
education building. “We have envisioned
this expansion for a decade. Each year
we turn away qualified applicants due
to a lack of space, at a time when the
shortage of nurses is increasingly severe.
The foundation’s gift toward the
new building will truly transform the
School of Nursing, not only providing
more and improved space, but also enabling
the school to expand its research mission,
upgrade its clinical simulation labs
and graduate more new nurses,” said
nursing school dean Jeanette Lancaster. Full
story, audio.
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U.Va.
faculty, staff and students who earned
wages in 2005 can now access their W-2
forms online. Printed copies of W-2 forms
were also mailed to employees on Jan. 25.
Access your W-2 form here,
or click on the “Online Self-Service
Payslip” link on the Human Resources
home page. Click on “Enter Integrated
System Applications Here,” then select
the “Go!” button to access
Production and Self Service. Use your self-service
username — the same as your U.Va.
computing ID — and password to log
in, then select “UVA Employee Self-Service,” and
then select “Employee W-2.” The
online W-2 may be printed and used as a
hard copy when filing individual tax forms.
For questions, email payroll@virginia.
edu or call 924-4350.
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 William
B. Harvey (left) will deliver on Thursday his
first public address since becoming the University
of Virginia’s new vice president and
chief officer for diversity and equity in November.
Harvey’s talk, “Issues of Race
at Predominantly White Institutions,” will
offer a retrospective on the topic as a platform
to think about where things stand and where
progress needs to be made. Following his remarks,
there will be a question-and-answer period
and a reception. Creating the chief diversity
officer position was the No. 1 recommendation
of U.Va. President John T. Casteen III’s
Commission on Diversity and Equity, after the
group conducted a study last year to examine
the social and academic cultures at the University.The
talk, presented by the University Library’s
Multicultural Issues Committee, will be held
at 2 p.m. in the Harrison Institute/Small Special
Collections Library Auditorium. Full
story.
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