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What’s on the chancellor’s reading list?

http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2013/06/chancellor-parnassus-books/

Posted by Web Communications on June 6, 2013 in News

Dillehay, Barz and three others win awards at Faculty Assembly

http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2013/04/faculty-assembly-awards/

Posted by Web Communications on April 4, 2013 in News

Congratulations to the Class of 2017

Congratulations on your admission to Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt is renowned for its intellectually challenging academic offerings, and it is loved by students for its sense of balance and vibrant, supportive community. On this campus, you will encounter more interesting people, lively debates, and new ideas than you thought possible. As a university community, we take great…

Posted by Web Communications on April 2, 2013 in News

Important online training for faculty and staff

Dear Vanderbilt Faculty and Staff, Maintaining and nurturing a supportive, safe, and healthy environment for all students, faculty, and staff is a vital part of the university’s mission, and a responsibility that we take to heart. Research demonstrates that college and graduate school students are at significant risk for mental health problems, and the average…

Posted by Web Communications on November 28, 2012 in News

Message from the Chancellor: Search Launched for Chief Information Officer

Dear Vanderbilt Faculty and Staff: I am excited to personally share the news of an information technology transformation initiative underway at Vanderbilt. Increasingly, information technology is knitted into the very fabric of the teaching, discovery and service that are core to our mission. The goal of this initiative is developing and building a world-class, outstanding…

Posted by Web Communications on November 20, 2012 in News

Important message from the Chancellor

Dear Vanderbilt Community, We take great pride in being a safe and healing community. In the wake of recent reports of child sexual abuse on university campuses, Vanderbilt is reviewing our policies and practices for preventing and reporting child abuse, including child sexual abuse. Minors, including very young people, are a vital part of the…

Posted by Web Communications on April 17, 2012 in News

Message from the Chancellor about the Nashville flood

Dear Colleagues, As flood waters recede, our time to assist members of the Vanderbilt community who have been personally affected by this tragedy is beginning. Personal stories of losses suffered by our colleagues and their families, and of our trainees, are heartbreaking. Yet, we serve an institution that is at its very best during times…

Posted by Web Communications on May 5, 2010 in News

Chancellor’s Lecture Series

The Chancellor’s Lecture Series brings to Vanderbilt and the wider Nashville community intellectuals who are shaping the world today. Each lecture – for which reservations are not required – is free and open to the public. To receive announcements about Chancellor Lecture Series events or to ask questions, please e-mail cls@vanderbilt.edu, call (615) 322-0885 or sign…

Posted by Web Communications on February 2, 2010 in

History of the Office

Chancellors 1875–2009 Landon C. Garland 1875-1893 The first chancellor, Landon C. Garland, was a Virginian and hugely proud of it. He earned a B.A. from Hampden-Sydney in 1829, taught at Washington College, then at Randolph-Macon. One of Garland’s pupils in those days was Holland McTyeire. By the time young McTyeire graduated in 1847, Garland was…

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