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“Dr. King reminds us you can never allow finite disappointment to steal your infinite hope,” said John Kinney, director of the Center for African American Pentecostalism and Leadership Development at Virginia Union University.
‘We can’t destroy diversity,’ MLK keynote speaker tells audience at VCU
At a highlight event of the weeklong celebration, theologian and educator John Kinney embraces the ongoing responsibility to pursue King’s dream.
Daniel Morales, an assistant professor of history, examines the creation of transnational migratory networks across Mexico and the United States in the 20th century in his new book.
VCU author investigates U.S.-Mexico migration in the early 20th century – and its enduring legacy
In his new book, history professor Daniel Morales examines how large-scale movement became rooted in both countries’ socioeconomic fabric.
Ka Un Lao, Ph.D., is the first recipient at VCU to receive CAREER award recognition from the NSF’s Chemical Theory, Models and Computational Methods Program.
Chemist Ka Un Lao receives prestigious National Science Foundation honor for early career faculty
The CAREER award recognizes his innovative research that could boost clean energy and other fields.
VCU sign with people in front of walking
Nine out of 10 say VCU is improving people’s lives, driving innovation
Survey of Richmond-area residents also finds that the university is viewed as the region’s leading employer through economic impact.
Fantasy Lozada has received the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor given by the federal government to those early in their careers. (Kevin Morley, Enterprise Marketing and Communications)
VCU researcher Fantasy Lozada receives early career honor from U.S. government
The psychology professor, who is exploring emotional development among African American youth, has been honored with the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
Among the participants in the new Rural Rams coaching group are (clockwise from left) Jesse Anderson; Zoey Hughes; Rebekah Charles (back); Jaelyn Grooms (red shirt); Megan Holt-Smith, academic coach; Amya Hankton; Kailey Provost; and Sara Rafuse, Ed.D., senior academic coach. (Thomas Kojcsich, Enterprise Marketing and Communications)
Rural Rams unifies and supports VCU students with country roots
Based in the Campus Learning Center, the new coaching group builds camaraderie among those who sometimes have ‘an invisible identity.’

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