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East Coast Premiere: "Stone Tables", a musical play about Moses by Orson Scott Card and Robert Stoddard, October 24-25, 30-31, Nov 1st.
Tickets 261-8405. SVU students, faculty, staff $5. Group and family rates available. Learn more.
Judge J. Clifford Wallace is a senior and highly experienced appellate judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals (Ninth Circuit).
In authority, the courts of appeal are immediately below the U.S. Supreme Court. He became its chief judge in 1991.
Since taking senior status, he divides his work between court activities and strengthening the role of judiciary on every continent. (Sponsor: President's Office)
Ned Hill, former Dean of BYU's Marriott School of Management will address forum today.Dr. Ned C. Hill became the dean of the Marriott School of Management in 1998. From 1996-1998 he served as assistant to then BYU President Merrill J. Bateman, where he was responsible for strategic planning in the areas of international relations, facilities and space management, distance learning, information systems and assessment.
He is a widely published author and frequently invited international speaker in the areas of corporate governance, ethics in management, treasury management, electronic commerce and personal finance. He has addressed professional audiences in China, Australia, South Africa, Chile, Korea, the Netherlands, Denmark, Russia, Germany, Mexico, Sweden, Jordan, Slovenia, the United Kingdom and Canada, as well as in the United States.
Mix and Mingle Breakfast for all 9:15 a.m. (Ballroom)
Welcome to Southern Virginia 10:00 a.m. (Ballroom)
Information and questions: Admissions 540-261-8421.
Matt McLean also served as a professional staff member of the House International Relations Committee, two tours on the National Security Council at the White House.
He received a bachelor's degree from BYU, and a master's degree from George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. He is married with four children.
MAURA J. CASEY, deputy editor for The New York Times, and BRIAN TOOLAN, business editor for the Philadelphia Inquirer, will be featured in a panel discussion at Friday’s 11 a.m. forum in the Stoddard Activities Center at Southern Virginia University. Jeff Benedict will moderate in a talk-show format.
Columbia University Provost Jonathan R. Cole (right) presents Brian Toolan, with the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting.
Open to all faculty and staff women at Southern Virginia University. Please join us!
Cathy Chamberlain
has spent more than 30 years executing projects in communication, branding and positioning strategies for corporations, organizations, political parties and candidates. She currently is President of CTC, Inc., a research, strategy and communications firm and founder of Options, Inc., a nonprofit organization that designs and executes conferences for women and families. The Dec. 2 runoff pits first-term Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss against Democratic challenger Martin. Neither candidate got 50 percent of the vote plus one on Election Day, forcing the contest in the Republican-leaning state.
The race is of prime importance because a Democratic victory could help the party amass 60 seats in the Senate, enough to avert a filibuster. That possibility would be a delicious bonus for Democrats, who, come January, will also control the House of Representatives and the presidency as well as the Senate.
(Staff sponsor for the student group: Leah Sidwell)
We want to know you, your story, and ideas you have for the school. (Sponsor: SA)
Meet at the Institute building a little before 1 p.m. for rides, or we will see you there! (Sponsor: Institute)
After being sworn in to the United States Senate on January 7, 1997, Gordon Smith has quickly earned a reputation as a statesman with an independent streak. Senate leaders have recognized Senator Smith's abilities and have continually asked him to serve in key leadership and committee positions. He has also become known for his ability to cross party lines in the interests of his constituents.
Smith serves on five major Senate committees: Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Energy and Natural Resources, Indian Affairs, and the powerful Finance Committee. He also serves as the Ranking Member of the Special Committee on Aging. In addition, he is a member of the Senate Western Water and Rural Health Caucuses as well as the Chairman of the High Tech Task Force. Smith is also co-chairman of the Senate Task Force on Medicare and Prescription Drugs and has been selected by leadership three times to be a Deputy Whip.
1:30pm» Football vs. Kentucky Christian