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U.Va. Historian Erik Midelfort Feted With a Festschrift

Erik MidelfortTHE UNIQUE RESEARCH that Erik Midelfort conducts has earned him quite a following. Midelfort, an early German historian, didn’t realize until recently that a number of scholars consider themselves members of the “School of Midelfort.” What’s brewing this fascination? Witchcraft, specifically the history of witchcraft and witchcraft trials in the German Southwest during the 16th and 17th centuries. Midelfort was recently presented with a special volume, edited by colleagues and students, that consists of original papers on a relevant scholarly or scientific topic, otherwise known as a “festschrift.” Full story.

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Show the Community How Much You Care: Sign Up for Day of Caring

U.Va. employees can show support for their community by participating in the United Way Laurence E. Richardson Day of Caring Sept. 22. That day, faculty and staff work with local volunteers on projects helping people and local organizations. Past projects have included painting, landscaping and working with children and seniors. Projects are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Assignments will be made in late August. Full story.

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U.Va. in London: Study Abroad Program Expands Learning

For U.Va. students Shannon Carnohan (above left) and Nathan Baker, it was time to venture beyond Charlottesville. Both decided to broaden their horizons by traveling to London for a semester of study. Beyond enriching the educational experience for students, London gave U.Va. faculty access to a wealth of resources for their own scholarship. Full story.

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SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT:
Correction/Alumni News — May 18, 2004

Correction/AP —
May 14, 2004
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U.Va.’s Terry Holland, National Figure in College Athletics, Steps Down
BOV Coverage: Diversity Commission’s Plan; Faculty Hiring; $3 Billion Campaign Announced

BOV Backs Salary Supplements for Faculty, Staff
 
 
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