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About UsWhat’s at the Women’s Center for students?The Women’s Center is a welcoming, inclusive space where you can access a wide variety of resources and opportunities – find what you need to thrive and to give back! Come see us on the Corner for easy access to all of these features of the Women’s Center during our regular hours:quiet and comfortable spaces for studying or meetings meditation spacesatellite location of the on-Grounds food pantry system books to borrow (or pass along or keep) – in connection with our book club or to read at your own pace single-stall, all-gender bathrooms - nice, private and well-stocked with everything a bathroom should haveinformation about special events we're hostingand more.Ways to learn more:Browse our website and feel free to contact us or stop by with questions. Sign up for our twice-a-month e-news, More or Less, to receive updates and reminders about regular drop-in sessions we offer with food and activities that provide a break from studying. (Student leaders can also submit news from their CIOs to More or Less for inclusion in upcoming issues.) Follow the Women’s Center @uvawomenscenter. Students who are interested in volunteering can contact us to receive additional information that enables them to help with the center’s events and outreach efforts. Interested in getting more involved? Watch for announcements of special opportunities like workshops, guest lectures, and deadlines to apply for our internships and community mentoring programs. Who’s welcome? Everyone!The Women’s Center serves all UVA students. Everything we offer, from study and meeting spaces to service learning opportunities, is free and available to EVERYONE at UVA, including men.

At McIntire, we believe that learning about commerce starts with a solid liberal arts foundation. Our Bachelor's in Commerce is an integrated, highly applied two-year program that creates business leaders who go on to positively impact industry all over the world. Our dynamic community is home to diverse points of view, and provides you with a broad understanding of global business by developing skills applicable to any industry.

Morven is a place-based (land-centered) sustainability lab where a community of faculty, students, staff, visiting scholars and community members explore, discover and create more enduring and just ways of multi-species living in the world. Morven’s diverse rural lands—shaped by thousands of years of environmental and human history--are simultaneously a living landscape classroom, laboratory and sanctuary. Here, in the classroom and in the field, we incorporate traditional practices and seek new practices and models necessary to address the global environmental crisis, especially as it is changing the Virginia Piedmont, our regional home.Morven affords the broad intellectual reach of the UVA community—from the environmental humanities to the environmental sciences, from architecture and engineering to law, from art to economics—a shared space for transformative research and transformational experiential learning commensurate with the magnitude of contemporary socio-ecological challenges, such as a changing climate, food insecurity and equity as well as the loss of biodiversity.

The Office for Academic Outreach connects UVA with the community and the world through public-facing programming that educates and engages individuals and enriches our society. A respectful exchange of views, data, and information is crucial to our work. Academic Outreach augments UVA’s mission to graduate ethically-minded leaders by amplifying programs that clearly serve the public and by supporting research that leads the Commonwealth, the nation, and the world toward a better future. You can find our team, led by Vice Provost Louis Nelson, on the 2nd floor of O'Neil Hall on Rugby Road right next to Beta Bridge.