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Troy Paino (tpaino)

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President, University of Mary Washington

George Washington Hall
tpaino@umw.edu
540-654-1301


Troy Paino in the News

Democracy is not a state

A message from the Office of the President.  “Democracy is not a state. It is an act, and each generation must do its part to help build what we called the Beloved Community, a nation and world society at peace with itself.” John Lewis The New York Times, July 30, 2020   To members of Read more…

Source: EagleEye |

An end-of-semester message from President Paino

A message from the Office of the President. To the campus community: What a year this has been! While there are many aspects of it I’m happy to move beyond, I believe we also learned a great deal about ourselves and our ability to overcome unimaginable challenges. As 2020 draws to a close, Read more…

Source: EagleEye |

When the Pandemic Struck, UMW Persevered

Eager to begin her college career at Mary Washington, Sarah Bazemore moved into Willard Hall in September, stocking her room with masks and sanitizer. Little did she know that she would end her first semester living in Marshall Hall under quarantine. Bazemore and two of her friends were among several Read more…

Source: News |

Day on Democracy Encourages Voting and Civic Engagement

Ashley Utz was a freshman at the University of Mary Washington when she registered to vote. To cast her ballot, she needed to find time during her busy class schedule and figure out which polling place was hers. “My inexperience with the voting process made it all the more challenging,” Read more…

Source: News |

Social Justice Summit Spurs Students to Action

When junior Mandy Byrd came to the University of Mary Washington, she got involved with the James Farmer Multicultural Center (JFMC) and the University’s new NAACP chapter. These organizations helped open her eyes to a wide range of social justice issues, she said, and “just how powerful this kind of Read more…

Source: News |

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