Parker teaches courses on applied voice, world music and vocal pedagogy. He has appeared as a baritone soloist in recitals, operas and oratorios.

Cory Colbert Colbert teaches courses on calculus, proof-writing, abstract algebra and commutative ring theory. His research focuses on understanding which geometric shapes correspond to certain ...

Elizabeth Denne Denne teaches courses on geometry, topology, real analysis, linear algebra and calculus. Her research uses topological knot invariants to answer questions about the geometry of knots.

Kahn is a 1975 alumnus who teaches courses on the economics of the environment and development. He also teaches a Spring Term study abroad course in the Amazonas and researches environmental policy ...

Bradford C. Gooch ’58 Endowment for Music Conference Travel Funding ...

Joseph Guse joined the Economics Department in the fall of 2005. He studied natural resource economics at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies where he earned a master’s degree. He ...

Wilson Hall contains a 300-seat state of the art Concert Hall, which plays host not only to the University’s many student, faculty, and ensemble groups, but also world-renowned artists. The walls of ...

Brian Alexander Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Politics at Washington and Lee University, where he teaches courses in American politics and international relations, combining nearly twenty years ...

Professor Hess researches and teaches in the areas of social innovation, strategy, and international business. Prior to joining W&L he worked for six years as an Assistant Professor of Business ...

The Technology Classroom, Wilson 2020, contains 16 student pianos, a piano lab master controller, computer stations, a laser printer, a Yamaha grand piano, overhead projector, speakers, and an ...

The University Wind Ensemble is comprised of talented student musicians who perform a wide variety of repertoire, from classic masterpieces to modern compositions. The ensemble hosts a concert each ...

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