Provost
University Seminars - Fall 2023 Listing
For more than a decade, the University Seminars (USEM’s) program provides faculty the opportunity to create and offer two-credit seminar courses, designed predominately for first-year students.
University Seminars
University Seminars - Fall 2022 Listing
Please refer to the USEM course listings within SIS for course meeting times.
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Death, Dying and Bereavement
Richard Steeves
You should take this University Seminar if you have an interest in human mortality and how we humans deal with it.
University Seminars - Spring 2022 Listing
Please refer to the USEM course listings within SIS for course meeting times.
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Death, Dying and Bereavement
Richard Steeves
You should take this University Seminar if you are interested in exploring death, dying, grief and bereavement from a number of points of view.
University Seminars - Fall 2021 Listing
Please refer to the USEM course listings within SIS for course meeting times.
Fall 2021 USEMs
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Death, Dying and Bereavement
USEM 1570 (001)
Richard Steeves
Tuesday, 4:00pm - 5:50pm (Room TBD)
You should take this University Seminar if you are interested in exploring death, dying, grief and bereavement from a number of points of view.
University Seminars - Spring 2021 Listing
Spring 2021 course listings
University Seminars - Fall 2020 Listing
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Death, Dying and Bereavement
USEM 1570 – 001
T 4:00-5:50 PM / New Cabell Hall 411
Richard Steeves
You should take this University Seminar if you are interested in exploring death and dying from the scientific and cultural and literary points of view.
University Seminars - Information for Students
For more than a decade, the University Seminar (USEM) program has provided an opportunity for students to take unique two-credit seminar style courses in a variety of fields.
University Seminars - Fall 2019 Listing
Fall 2019 course listings
University Seminars - Information for Faculty
Topics of interest for the 2023 – 2024 academic year must apply specifically to one of three tracks.
University Seminars
For more than a decade, the University Seminars (USEM’s) program provides faculty the opportunity to create and offer two-credit seminar courses, designed predominately for first-year students.
University Seminars (USEMS): Fall 2018 Listing
Fall 2018 course listings
Academic Affairs
Academic Affairs provides...
leadership in the areas of teaching and learning. Academic Affairs leads and oversees UVA’s curriculum, academic planning and program review, and develops and implements strategic policies and practices that define and pursue future academic priorities. These efforts include working with the schools and the faculty on initiatives that enhance the undergraduate, graduate, and professional student experience.
Matt Banfield
Associate Vice Provost For Academic Affairs
Matt Banfield received his B.A. in Theatre Arts and Master of Public Administration degrees from Virginia Tech.