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Radford University recognizes local law enforcement with Excellence in Policing Award »
11/16/2020
Chief Scott C. Booth of the Danville Police Department is the Radford University Center for Police Practice, Policy and Research’s 2020 Excellence in Policing award recipient. The annual award is given to a current sworn police officer, supervisor, commander or executive who is a leader in his or her agency and has been a champion for implementing innovative strategies that bring about change and improve policing.
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Virtual Election Day Panel featuring political experts planned for November 3 »
11/2/2020
A special Election Day Panel will be held virtually on November 3, featuring professors from the departments of communication and political science.
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Trio of faculty air expertise on With Good Reason »
10/30/2020
Radford University Professor of History Matthew Oyos, Ph.D., will be a guest on the “With Good Reason” public radio program to talk about how President Theodore Roosevelt transformed and modernized the United States military to accommodate America’s growing interests around the world. Two other Radford University faculty members also appeared on the public radio program in October.
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CHBS alumni awards honor impactful Highlanders »
10/16/2020
Radford University’s College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) has announced the winners of the annual alumni awards, which honor the achievements and legacies of impactful Highlanders.
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Distinguished College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences faculty recognized for their accomplishments »
9/24/2020
Three College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) faculty members were recently honored for their dedication to teaching, research and service.
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Department of History resumes commemoration of 75th Anniversary of World War II »
9/8/2020
“World War II 75th Anniversary Series: Experience and Legacy,” sponsored by the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS), McConnell Library and the Department of History, returns this semester with virtual access after being placed on hold during Spring 2020.