Journalist Kimberly Dozier is lucky to be alive today. The U.Va. alumna was seriously injured in 2006 in a car bomb explosion in Iraq that killed everyone else in her group. Dozier will be honored this fall with the 2012 U.Va. Distinguished Alumna Award.
Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration Martha Johnson was the keynote speaker at last week's kickoff of the two-day Darden Business in Society Conference. The event was co-sponsored by Darden's new Initiative for Business in Society.
Journalist Kimberly Dozier is lucky to be alive today. The U.Va. alumna was seriously injured in 2006 in a car bomb explosion in Iraq that killed everyone else in her group. Dozier will be honored this fall with the 2012 U.Va. Distinguished Alumna Award.
Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration Martha Johnson was the keynote speaker at last week's kickoff of the two-day Darden Business in Society Conference. The event was co-sponsored by Darden's new Initiative for Business in Society.
The University of Virginia Fourth-Year Trustees are seeking nominations for three class awards recognizing outstanding fourth- and fifth-year students.
Intellectual historian Daniel Rosenberg will speak at U.Va. on Monday as part of the Spring 2012 Digital Humanities Speaker Series. His talk will begin at 3 p.m. in the Harrison/Small Auditorium.
