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Author: Elizabeth Baughan

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October 4, 2022 Elizabeth Baughan

AIA lecture Thursday 10/13

The first Richmond AIA lecture of the academic year (and first in-person event since Feb. 2020!) will be held on

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May 10, 2022 Elizabeth Baughan

AIA Dissertation Lecture on Thursday, May 12

The AIA Student Affairs Interest Group will host its second annual dissertation lecture on Zoom this Thursday at 6 pm.

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