Our Washington & Lee-exclusive program begins with a two-night stay in the luxurious Park Hyatt Hotel in bustling Ho Chi Minh ...
In this episode, Gene McCabe, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach and Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance, details how sports and childhood mentors launched his trajectory as an educator in athletics ...
The Classics Department offers a major in either Greek or Latin, or both ancient languages together, as well as courses of interest to all students, including Pompeii, the Age of Augustus, Ancient ...
We live in a world increasingly driven by data. Data science is a rapidly expanding, multidisciplinary field that draws on statistics, computer science and math, with applications in a wide variety of ...
2012-2018: Senior Editor, Ecotone; Editor, Lookout Books; and Assistant Director of the Publishing Laboratory at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington 2007-2012: Managing Editor, Hayden’s Ferry ...
A minor in Digital Culture and Information (DCI) allows students to deeply explore how the digital age impacts knowledge and society. Students will discover how software transforms information into ...
I am interested in understanding the ways in which gene expression in eukaryotes can be regulated post-transcriptionally. There are many essential processing steps which eukaryotic mRNA must undergo ...
Most of my research is centered on lower-level network exploitation, but I am currently investigating violations of non-interference between volatile and non-volatile memory. My work advances Internet ...
Tropical biodiversity: What are the biotic and abiotic environmental factors important to the evolution and maintenance of biodiversity in the most species-rich and endangered ecosystem in the world?
Teaff is an associate professor of Digital Culture and Information, and Associate University Librarian for Access and Discovery in the James G. Leyburn Library.
At W&L, we believe in the power of learning by doing which is why exploration and challenge are at the heart of our curriculum. Our students are invited to expand their education beyond traditional ...