Join us for our annual Queer Brunch, featuring a Conversation with Virginia State Senator Adam Ebbin. Senator Ebbin is the sponsor of the historic Virginia Values Act, which makes Virginia the first state in the South to enact comprehensive protections for the LGBTQ community against discrimination in housing, employment, public spaces, and credit applications.

Batten's Center for Effective Lawmaking and Batten Women in Policy will host a discussion on the role and importance of women in legislatures. 

As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread across Virginia, the need to connect workers to the commonwealth’s critical labor market needs is rising. To help address the problem, Ben Castleman and Brian Kim have created a workforce recruiting dashboard in partnership with the Virginia Community College System (VCCS) to identify recent VCCS graduates who have the credentials and skill to fill health care labor needs.

Join the Batten School in welcoming Pat Cave and Kyle Nevins as they discuss the current economic state of affairs, the impact the CARES Act is having, and what the steps forward might look like.

Dean Solomon will host all Batten students for a live, virtual Fireside Chat. Students interested in joining may do so using the Zoom link sent by Dean Rockwell via email.

If you are considering consulting for an internship or full-time position, come to this workshop to learn about the consulting industry, day-to-day work, the recruitment process, and what it is like to work with clients.

Join the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, the UVA Club of Los Angeles, and the Virginia Athletics Foundation for an evening with four University leaders. Panelists will talk candidly about how they are preparing for the next decade while sharing lessons learned, new ideas, and initiatives.

Sponsored by the Center for Politics and the Batten School, Paul Ryan will speak on policy, politics as well as his experience leading the House.

Please join us as we learn from UVA alumni who now work in various fields that intersect between Public Health and Policy. Hear from alumni representing a variety of organizations with diverse approaches to working with health and policy issues to learn more about opportunities in these fields. Lunch will be provided.

Join Dean Solomon and Professors Brad Carson and Tim Davis for dinner and informal dialogue.