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1999 Summer Calendar Of Events June 10, 1999 -- Following is a calendar of selected U.Va. summer programs that may be of interest to the news media. Although many of the programs aren't open to the general public, reporters may arrange to attend and cover them. For additional information or to arrange coverage, please call the listed contacts or University News Services at (804) 924-7116. MAY 27-JULY 2 - THE MCINTIRE BUSINESS INSTITUTE LOCATION: McIntire School of Commerce, Minor Hall PARTICIPANTS: Approximately 100 graduates of liberal arts programs PURPOSE: The institute provides non-business graduates with a broad understanding of management principles and practices to prepare them for careers in business. SPONSORS: McIntire School of Commerce CONTACT: Neil Snyder, director of the McIntire Business Institute, (804) 924-3218 MAY 30-AUG. 7 - RESEARCH EXPERIENCE IN CHEMISTRY FOR UNDERGRADUATES LOCATION: Chemistry Building PARTICIPANTS: 15 students (12 undergraduates from universities around the U.S. plus three U.Va. undergraduates) PURPOSE: To introduce undergraduates to research in a sophisticated research environment SPONSORS: National Science Foundation and U.Va. chemistry department CONTACT: Susan Collins, (804) 924-3623 JUNE 1-JULY 9 - THE EXECUTIVE PROGRAM '99 LOCATION: Darden Graduate School of Business Administration PARTICIPANTS: Approximately 75 business executives from the U.S. and abroad PURPOSE: To provide senior managers with a broad understanding of management principles that prepares them for assuming additional responsibility SPONSORS: Darden Executive Education CONTACT: Lou Centini, director of executive education; Elizabeth Hupert, LaDonna Baker, (804) 924-3000 JUNE 2-AUG. 11 - REACT PROGRAM LOCATION: Speech-Language-Hearing Center, 2205 Fontaine Avenue, suite 202 PARTICIPANTS: Adults experiencing hearing loss and their family members PURPOSE: A family-oriented rehabilitation program will teach adults how to minimize problems associated with hearing loss. Participants in the Rehabilitating Auditory Communication Techniques program will learn new communication skills, explore the social and emotional issues associated with hearing loss and gain information about hearing aids and assistive devices. SPONSORS: Speech-Language-Hearing Center CONTACT: Robert E. Novak, center director, (804) 924-7107, Susan Thompson, (804) 924-6354 JUNE 6-10 - DEMOCRACY: AMERICA, THE WORLD, THE FUTURE: 19th ANNUAL SUMMER ON THE LAWN PROGRAM LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: Alumni and friends of the University who have a broad interest in contemporary issues and want to be part of the ongoing public conversations about them PURPOSE: The program will explore the global drive toward democracy, freedom and peace. Issues to be considered include the democratic expectations for America and the world in the next decades, and the responsibilities of citizens, and of the nation, in this arena. SPONSORS: Continuing Education, College of Arts and Sciences, the Alumni Association CONTACT: Lawrence Adams, (804) 243-3501 JUNE 6-JULY 8 - THE RALPH BUNCHE SUMMER INSTITUTE LOCATION: Cabell Hall, Department of Government and Foreign Affairs PARTICIPANTS: 15 African-American college juniors from around the country PURPOSE: To offer an introduction to advanced study and careers in political science SPONSORS: National Science Foundation, American Political Science Association, U.Va. Office of the Provost, and U.Va. Arts & Sciences CONTACT: Paula McClain, director (804) 924-3614; Michael Cairo, assistant director (804) 924-3681 JUNE 6-JULY 9 - THOMAS JEFFERSON'S POPLAR FOREST ARCHAEOLOGY LOCATION: Poplar Forest, Forest, Va. PARTICIPANTS: Students in history, anthropology, archaeology, or historic preservation, museum volunteers and staff, individuals interested in pursuing archaeology as a career, school teachers in social studies and related subjects. PURPOSE: Participants will divide their time between the excavation site and the archaeology laboratory with day trips to sites where historical archaeology is under way. SPONSORS: Poplar Forest and Continuing Education CONTACT: Barbara Heath, director of archaeology, (804) 525-1806 JUNE 7-11 - THE ART AND SCIENCE OF SPORTS MEDICINE LOCATION: Ruffner Hall PARTICIPANTS: Coaches, physical therapists, trainers and physicians PURPOSE: Prevention and treatment of athletic injuries, rehabilitation and training methods and factors affecting human performance. Taught by faculty, physicians, scientists and educators. SPONSORS: Departments of orthopedic surgery, athletics, and health and physical education CONTACT: Joe Gieck, (804) 982-5450 JUNE 9-JUNE 13 - INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS IN HUMANITIES LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: Academicians from throughout North America and Europe PURPOSE: The joint annual conference of the Association for Computers in the Humanities and the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing will discuss latest developments in using technology in the humanities, including on-line publishing, text analysis, and innovative World Wide Web uses. SPONSORS: U.Va.'s Electronic Text Center and Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities CONTACT: John Unsworth, (804) 924-4527 JUNE 10-12 - PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE: CIVIC LEARNING, PUBLIC DELIBERATION AND EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION LOCATION: Around Grounds, with participants staying in rooms on the Lawn PARTICIPANTS: About 40 educators and local government officials PURPOSE: To focus on the theory and practice of public deliberation, focusing on the difference between deliberation and debate, understanding the importance of the connection of values to positions on issues and developing skills in moderating forums. SPONSORS: National Society for Experiential Education, Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service CONTACT: Jennifer Riley, (804) 982-5754 JUNE 12-15 - VIRGINIA ARCHITECTURE OF THE 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES LOCATION: College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. PARTICIPANTS: Adult learners reflecting a wide range of ages and educational backgrounds PURPOSE: To examine early American architecture, architectural history and historical preservation. SPONSORS: Continuing Education CONTACT: Tom Dowd, senior program director, (804) 982-5252 JUNE 12-17 - SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 58TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE LOCATION: Old Cabell Hall PARTICIPANTS: 150 society member PURPOSE: to bring together members for presentations of new research in the field. SPONSORS: Biology department CONTACT: Robert Grainger, (804) 924-5449 JUNE 13-19 - THE FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH LOCATION: Edinburgh, Scotland PARTICIPANTS: College and university leaders PURPOSE: To examine the competing intellectual and vocational aims of higher education, to define the scope of student and program outcomes assessment, and to address issues of internationalization and diversity. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Martha Ann Toms, (804) 582-5107; Nancy Iverson, Institute Director, (804) 582-5110 JUNE 13-JUNE 25 - THE HISTORIC LANDSCAPE INSTITUTE LOCATION: Around Grounds and Monticello PARTICIPANTS: Amateurs and professionals interested in horticulture, history and landscape architecture PURPOSE: Participants experience the theory and practice of landscape preservation with an introduction to the fields of landscape history, garden restoration and historical horticulture by using the landscapes designed by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello and the University of Virginia. SPONSORS: The University of Virginia, Monticello CONTACT: Mary Hughes, (804) 924-6015 JUNE 14-19 - AICPA NATIONAL BANKING SCHOOL LOCATION: McIntire School of Commerce PARTICIPANTS: About 50 accountants, bank executives and bank regulators PURPOSE: To bring together accountants, managers of financial institutions and regulators of banking in a seminar on problems financial institutions face in today's changing environment. SPONSORS: McIntire School of Commerce Foundation, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants CONTACT: Robert Kemp, professor of commerce, (804) 924-3482 JUNE 14-JULY 2 - 1999 CHESAPEAKE REGIONAL SCHOLARS SUMMER SEMINAR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES LOCATION: Cauthen House PARTICIPANTS: 12 full-time teaching college and university faculty from the Chesapeake region PURPOSE: To discuss new teaching and research methodologies in African-American studies. The theme is "Rethinking African-American Studies: Archival Research in the Digital Age." SPONSORS: Ford Foundation CONTACT: Scot French, assistant director, Carter Woodson Institute, (804) 924-8889 JUNE 14-JULY 23 - ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOL AT MONTICELLO LOCATION: Monticello PARTICIPANTS: 15 graduate or undergraduate students PURPOSE: Students learn the fundamentals of modern, multi-disciplinary excavation techniques of historical archaeology, their methodological motivation, and the substantive issues in early Virginia social history by archaeological evidence. SPONSORS: Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Continuing Education CONTACT: Derry Voysey, (804) 984-9864 JUNE 14-AUG. 13 - SUMMER FOREIGN LANGUAGE INSTITUTE LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: About 140 business representatives, students and others PURPOSE: Intensive, total-immersion study of French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Latin, and Tibetan SPONSORS: Summer Session CONTACT: Barbro Kelley, director of Summer Foreign Language Institute, (804) 924-3371 JUNE 19-22 - THE 1999 JEFFERSON SYMPOSIUM LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: General public, teachers, historians PURPOSE: To explore in-depth Jefferson's profoundly influential period in France and its lasting effects on his views, his life, and America itself. Faculty will include noted experts from U.Va. and Monticello as well as Annette Gordon-Reed, author of "Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy." SPONSORS: Continuing Education CONTACT: Tom Dowd, (804) 982-5252 JUNE 20-25 - SCIENCE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY AND RADIATION LOCATION: Nuclear reactor facility PARTICIPANTS: Secondary school teachers PURPOSE: To learn about various forms of radiation present in the environment, the nuclear fuel cycle, and the handling and decay of radioactive materials generated from the use of nuclear energy. SPONSORS: Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Continuing Education CONTACT: W. Reed Johnson, (804) 982-5440 JUNE 20-JULY 9 - MONTICELLO-STRATFORD HALL SUMMER SEMINAR FOR TEACHERS LOCATION: Seminar sessions will be held in the Jessie Ball duPont Memorial Library at Stratford Hall, in the Rotunda at U.Va. and on the Monticello grounds. PARTICIPANTS: 30 elementary and secondary history and social studies teachers from across the U.S. and from Department of Defense Dependent Schools abroad PURPOSE: To study Virginia's political leadership during the American Revolution and explore sites associated with the men who constituted what historian Dumas Malone has called "the Great Generation." SPONSORS: Robert E. Lee Memorial Association, Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation and the University of Virginia CONTACT: Patsy Childs, Stratford Hall Plantation (804) 493-8572 JUNE 20-JULY 2 - YOUNG WRITERS WORKSHOP, FIRST SESSION FOR BEGINNING WRITERS JULY 4-23 - YOUNG WRITERS WORKSHOP, SECOND SESSION FOR MORE ADVANCED WRITERS LOCATION: Classes held at different locations around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: 200 students from across the U.S. PURPOSE: A residential program designed to develop the writing potential of adolescents, the workshop allows participants to explore poetry, playwriting, fiction and magazine journalism in a supportive environment that encourages creativity. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education CONTACT: Margo Figgins, director, (804) 924-0766 JUNE 21-25 - 3rd ANNUAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE FOR ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS LOCATION: Darden School PARTICIPANTS: Assistant principals PURPOSE: To develop the leadership skills of participants and provide them with a series of specific activities and experiences that address the unique needs and interests of assistant principals and those who seek to become assistant principals. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education CONTACT: Hal Burbach, (804) 924-0737 JUNE 21-25 - SPORT PSYCHOLOGY FOR HIGH SCHOOL COACHES: PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING ATHLETES' MOTIVATION AND PERFORMANCE LOCATION: Ruffner Hall PARTICIPANTS: Coaches PURPOSE: Topics will include: understanding motivational goals and helping athletes achieve them, enhancing self-esteem and self-confidence, and preventing burnout in coaches and athletes. Sessions will include presentations by U.Va. athletic coaches. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Maureen Weiss, (804) 924-7860 JUNE 21-JULY 16 - GUNSTON HALL FIELD SCHOOL IN HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY LOCATION: Gunston Hall, southeastern Fairfax County PARTICIPANTS: Students in history, anthropology, archaeology, historic preservation, landscaping, museum volunteers and staff, individuals interested in pursuing archaeology as a career, school teachers in social students and related subjects. PURPOSE: Participants will learn the basics of field survey, site excavation, data recording, and artifact analysis and will be exposed to the challenges of analysis of primary documents. SPONSORS: Gunston Hall Plantation, Continuing Education CONTACT: Andrew Veech, field school director, (703) 550-9220; Roseann Parks, director, Charlottesville Regional Center, (804) 982-5313 JUNE 21-AUG. 1 - GRADUATE JUDGES LOCATION: Law School PARTICIPANTS: Judges from around the U.S. PURPOSE: Designed to keep judges current on new issues in the law. A three-year program, it leads to a Master of Laws in the Judicial Process. SPONSORS: State Justice Institute CONTACT: George Rutherglen, (804) 924-7015 JUNE 21-AUG 21 - SPLASH PROGRAM LOCATION: Speech-Language-Hearing Center, 2205 Fontaine Avenue, Suite 202 PARTICIPANTS: Children who need intensive help in speech therapy PURPOSE: Provides individual and group therapy sessions to pre-schoolers and children in early primary grades. Sessions are held from 9 to 11 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. SPONSORS: Speech-Language-Hearing Center CONTACT: Pat Ledbetter, clinical supervisor, Clinical Disorders Programs, (804) 924-7107 JUNE 24-26 - WORDS YOUR WAY: A STATE AND NATIONAL LOOK AT WORD STUDY LOCATION: Zehmer Hall PARTICIPANTS: Teachers interested in word knowledge development PURPOSE: A joint effort with the University of Nevada at Reno. Both universities will have local activities and share speakers across the country via interactive technology. Authors of "Words Their Way" will share their current perspectives on word study as a means to the study of phonology, phonemic awareness and explicit phonics. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Mary Abouzeid, (804) 924-0750 JUNE 25-JUNE 29 - RETHINKING U.S. HISTORY 1880-1999 LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: Teachers of U.S. history and related disciplines. PURPOSE: Rethinking of recent American history as a result of new research and information on a wide range of subjects, including the cold war, civil rights, multiculturealism and labor. SPONSORS: Continuing Education, Corcoran Department of History CONTACT: Marilyn Roselius, (804) 982-5276 JUNE 26-JULY 17 - LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM LOCATION: Darden Graduate School of Business Administration PARTICIPANTS: 30 gifted minority high school students PURPOSE: To encourage business careers SPONSORS: More than 100 companies, including Philip Morris U.S.A. CONTACT: Barbara Millar, co-director of LEAD, (804) 924-4822, Elaine Ruggieri, director of public relations, (804) 924-3220, or Elizabeth Powell, co-director of LEAD (804) 982-2730 JUNE 27-JULY 9 - SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM - SESSION I JULY 11-23 - SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM - SESSION II JULY 25-AUG. 6 - SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM - SESSION III LOCATION: Classes at St. Anne's Middle School PARTICIPANTS: Gifted students rising in grades 5-11 PURPOSE: Enrichment classes for gifted and talented students in grades 5-11 SPONSORS: Curry School of Education CONTACT: Darci Lieb, director, (804) 924-3182 JUNE 27-29 - SOCIETY FOR BEHAVIORAL NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY ANNUAL MEETING LOCATION: McLeod Hall PARTICIPANTS: 300 society members PURPOSE: To bring together members for presentations of new research in the field SPONSORS: Biology department CONTACT: Emilie Rissman, (804) 982-5611 JULY 5-9 - MULTICULTURAL INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS - SESSION I JULY 12-16 - MULTICULTURAL INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS - SESSION II LOCATION: Olsson Hall PARTICIPANTS: Teachers PURPOSE: Prepare teachers to deal with the increasingly multicultural educational milieu by increasing their knowledge of cultural differences, enhancing multicultural classroom effectiveness, and modifying existing curricula to include different cultural perspectives. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Bob Covert, (804) 924-0833 JULY 5-9 - ANNUAL SUMMER SESSION SEMINAR FOR DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS LOCATION: Ruffner Hall PARTICIPANTS: School superintendents PURPOSE: To develop an understanding of the complex role of superintendents in leading and managing school divisions. The course will focus on policy issues, the superintendent and school board relationship, school design, finance, law and the politics of education. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Al Butler, (804) 924-0862 JULY 6-7 - THIRD ANNUAL POLICY INSTITUTE ON EDUCATION IN THE COMMONWEALTH IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM LOCATION: Newcomb Hall PARTICIPANTS: Pre-through-post-secondary teachers, members of the General Assembly, community leaders, parents, technology leaders and business leaders PURPOSE: To reflect on what has been accomplished in meeting the goals of the education summit convened by George Bush at U.Va. in 1989. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Carol Camp Yeakey, (804) 924-3264 JULY 6-AUG. 9 - UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA VISITING MEDICAL STUDENTS LOCATION: Health Sciences Center and around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: About 20 advanced medical students from the University of Valencia, Spain PURPOSE: An annual program to enable Spanish medical students to learn about U.S.-style medicine and medical education and to learn medical English. Visiting students take classes and work with U.Va. doctors and medical students. SPONSORS: U.Va. Hispanic Studies Program, Dept. of Surgery CONTACT: Renee Gutierrez-Parker, (804) 924-7155, Cliff Roberson, (804) 924-7155 JULY 8-9 - DESIGNING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AMERICA'S SCHOOLS: CASE STUDIES IN CREATIVITY LOCATION: Boar's Head Inn, Charlottesville, Va. PARTICIPANTS: Designers, educators PURPOSE: To reflect on critical design, finance and renovation issues concerning schools for the 21st century. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Dan Duke, (804) 982-2866 JULY 12-16 - LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE FOR PRINCIPALS LOCATION: Darden School PARTICIPANTS: School principals PURPOSE: To develop methods and strategies for dealing with the complex issues found in today's school environment. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Brenda Tanner, (804) 942-0965 JULY 12-29 - BEST PRACTICES FOR HIGH-RISK KIDS LOCATION: Ruffner Hall PARTICIPANTS: Preschool and primary-grade teachers in regular and special education and program or school administrators interested in instruction and socialization issues for high-risk children PURPOSE: To emphasize practical classroom applications for addressing the special needs of 4-7 year-olds likely to experience social and academic failure. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Winx Lawrence, (804) 924-7034 JULY 12-AUG 6 - RARE BOOKS SCHOOL LOCATION: Around Grounds PARTICIPANTS: Librarians, book collectors, book historians, book lovers PURPOSE: In-depth courses by experts on all aspects of books and book history, from book production to book collecting, including a look at the electronic future. Includes early evening public lectures on related topics. SPONSORS: Book Arts Press, Alderman Library CONTACT: Terry Belanger, (804) 924-8851 JULY 14-16 - TECHNOLOGY IN THE SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSROOM LOCATION: Wilson Hall PARTICIPANTS: Thirty high school teachers and college faculty from around the U.S. PURPOSE: To demonstrate academic uses for technology in social studies classes. SPONSORS: National Council of Social Studies CONTACT: Cliff Bennett, (804) 924-0841 JULY 15-18 - INSTITUTE ON HEARING CONSERVATION AND AUDIOMETRY LOCATION: Speech and Hearing Center, 2205 Fontaine Ave. PARTICIPANTS: School health personnel, classroom teachers, special education administrators PURPOSE: Identification and intervention services for school children with hearing loss are mandated by state and federal law. The goal of effective implementation of these services is to minimize the educational effects of hearing loss in school children. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Robert Novak, institute director, (804) 982-2323 JULY 19-30 - MANAGING CRITICAL RESOURCES LOCATION: Darden Graduate School of Business Administration PARTICIPANTS: Business executives PURPOSE: To provide supervisors with techniques to manage human, financial, physical and market resources SPONSORS: Darden Executive Education CONTACT: Lou Centini, director of executive education; Stephanie Marshall, (804) 924-3000 JULY 20-21 - 1999 INSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL LEADERS, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND REMEDIATION: ALTERNATIVES TO SCHOOL FAILURE LOCATION: Omni Hotel, Charlottesville, Va. PARTICIPANTS: School leaders PURPOSE: To explore strategies to help students master higher standards to reduce failure rates. National experts will present research updates, successful program models and interactive planning workshops. SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Martha Ann Toms, Institute Assistant (804) 582-5107; Nancy Iverson, Institute Director, (804) 582-5110 JULY 26-31 - 4TH ANNUAL SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATORS ON DEALING EFFECTIVELY WITH ACADEMIC DIVERSITY IN HETEROGENEOUS CLASSROOMS LOCATION: Ruffner Hall PARTICIPANTS: Classroom teachers and administrators PURPOSE: Prepare classroom teachers and administrators to establish classrooms responsive to the readiness levels, interests and learning profiles of students in heterogeneous settings SPONSORS: Curry School of Education, Continuing Education CONTACT: Betty Brown (804) 924-7161 JULY 28 - 30 - WORKSHOP ON ATOMIC SCALE MANUFACTURING LOCATION: Omni Hotel, Charlottesville PARTICIPANTS: Approximately 75 faculty and industrial leaders with particular interest in thick and thin film manufacturing via physical vapor deposition, electrochemical deposition, and chemical vapor deposition PURPOSE: To lay out a roadmap for research which will enable the creation of enhanced engineering materials built from the atomic scale on up. This meeting supports the University of Virginia's application to the National Science Foundation for an Engineering Research Center SPONSORS: School of Engineering and Applied Science & The Virginia Center for Innovative Technology CONTACT: James Groves, (804) 924-6140 AUG. 8-11 - LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS CONFERENCE LOCATION: University of Virginia (various locations) PARTICIPANTS: 800 local officials from throughout Virginia PURPOSE: To improve the knowledge and skills of locally elected constitutional officers and members of local governing bodies. Lt. Gov. John Hager will speak on Sunday at the Culbreth Theater. SPONSORS: Commissioners of the Revenue Association of Virginia, Treasurers' Association of Virginia, Virginia Court Clerk's Association, Virginia State Sheriffs' Association, Virginia Association of Counties, Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, Voter Registrar's Association of Virginia, Virginia Planning District Commissions and the Virginia Municipal League CONTACT: Al Spengler, (804) 982-5518; Jennifer Riley, (804) 924-5754 AUG. 15-21 - NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR LOCATION: Trinity College, Oxford, England PARTICIPANTS: Adult learners reflecting a wide range of ages and educational backgrounds PURPOSE: Leading American and British military and social historians will share insights on strategy, military leadership, the home front, the black experience during the war, and England's role in the conflict. SPONSORS: Continuing Education CONTACT: Tom Dowd, (804) 982-5252 |
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