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Panel of fiscal experts to present Longwood Simkins Lecture
October 29, 2009The Fiscal Wake-Up Tour, a bipartisan effort to engage the public in a civil discussion about tough choices regarding budget controls, tax reform, and spending reprioritization and constraint, is coming to Longwood University.
This year's Simkins Lecture, the tour will be presented via video conference Monday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m. in Blackwell Auditorium by three members of the Tour.
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- President Cormier selected to receive 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award (11/6)
- New Longwood cookbook to raise money for two new scholarships (11/4)
Latest Faculty & Staff News
- Lonnie Calhoun was among the organizers of a reunion for those who tutored African-American students shut out of education in 1963 (10/7)
- Dr. Robert Frank was the keynote speaker for the annual convention of the Virginia Association of Speech, Debate and Drama Coaches (10/5)
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Featured Events
- (11/10) Dr. Phillip Cantrell will speak about China's economic development and its consequences on Tuesday, Nov. 10
- (11/10) A live interactive webcast of Gail Collins, a columnist with The New York Times, will be shown Tuesday, Nov. 10
- (11/12 - 11/22) Longwood Theatre will present Shakespeare's "Othello" from Nov. 12-22
Longwood University President Patricia Cormier has pledged her support of the Grow By Degrees campaign launched on June 22 by the Virginia Business Higher Education Council (VBHEC). The goal of the program is to promote economic growth in Virginia through higher education. Read more
- Study Shows Major Economic Impact of Higher Education (10/1)
- COALITION DRAWS SUPPORT OF RESPECTED VIRGINIA LEADERS: Bipartisan Endorsements Precede This Week's Higher Education Summit (9/28)
"With Good Reason" (WGR) is Virginia's first and only statewide public radio program featuring interviews with outstanding faculty members at Virginia's public colleges and universities on topics of interest to the general public. The pre-recorded, half-hour NPR program normally features two faculty members from two different institutions. With Good Reason is funded by the Virginia Higher Education Broadcasting Consortium and produced and sponsored by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy in Charlottesville.