Sarah Miller
The School of Architecture woodshop felt like home to me!
The School of Architecture woodshop felt like home to me!
My favorite memories are walking past the Rotunda every time I went to class or work. I took my first UVA photo at the Rotunda while it was under construction, and I have yet to take my last photo there. See you later Tundy!
I feel grateful for the time spent on the lawn, for the people who have become my closest friends, for the food and art that makes Charlottesville special, and for the walk from 14th street all the way to Nau Hall, that gave me the opportunity to appreciate UVA in all of its different seasons and moods.
My first ever class at UVA was Intro to Media Studies with Professor Bruce Williams. I was absolutely terrified, and I sat in the second row of Wilson 401. When Professor WIlliams got up to the podium, he looked out at the class and said "raise your hand if this is the first class you've taken at UVA." Me and a few other students raised our hands, and he then said "Welcome, I'm so excited to have you." His class convinced me to be a Media Studies major, and that experience on the first day was a big part of it.
My favorite experience was the J-Term that I took last January in New York City with the Media Studies Department and my bff Claire.
Professor Clay's Sports Media Production and Sports Journalism classes were my favorite at UVA. Both of them allowed me to have hands on experience in the sports industry. I found those classes super valuable in shaping my career path. I just want to thank Professor Clay and my classmates for such amazing experiences.
Spring time at UVA is my favorite time of the year and the Pratt Ginkgo tree was my favorite sight to see. I would constantly find an excuse to walk by it every day, even if it meant walking across campus and leaving a few extra minutes early to class.
My favorite class: UVA Sports Production Class with Anna Katherine Clay1
One of my favorite memories at UVA is a group applause on the last day of a class at the end of a meaningful semester. I have appreciated the broad exposure of coursework I have received with a double major in Media Studies and Spanish. One factor that has united all of my academic experiences is showing appreciation for professors and classmates on the last day by applauding and showing gratitude during the last class. This ritual was not the same on Zoom.
My favorite class is Shooting the Western, taught by William Little. My love for media, films and writing grew exponentially after this class. Thank you Professor Little!
Lana Swartz report on design of Central Bank Currencies released.
Aynne Kokas in conversation at the Kluge Center.
David Nemer cited in The Guardian.