Three University of Lynchburg students will speak at an international forum in Kazakhstan next week, taking on topics such as immigration, gender inequality, and plastic pollution. After they return, they will present their work and talk about the experience of visiting Kazakhstan at 3 p.m. Friday, September 27, in Schewel Hall room 231. The public and media are invited to attend.
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Lynchburg faculty teach leaders in Kazakhstan
Two University of Lynchburg faculty members recently completed tours of Kazakhstan, where they provided training for educators, nonprofit leaders, and health care workers. The U.S. Department of State sent Erika […]
Crime and punishment in England and Scotland
A group of Lynchburg College criminology students recently returned from a trip to England and Scotland. They learned about the criminal justice systems in those countries and compared them to the U.S. system.
LC students study abroad in South Africa
Fifteen Lynchburg College students are exploring South African history and literature up close and in person this summer.
LC students explore the “Battle for the Amazon”
Ten University of Lynchburg students are exploring cities, villages, and the rainforest in Brazil to learn more about the challenges posed by construction and development. Along the way, they are providing […]
