Vanderbilt’s Division of Government and Community Relations is the leading advocate for the university and our community to local, state, and federal government as well as nonprofit partners. This important role gives us a front row seat to the countless ways that Vanderbilt makes a positive impact on Nashville, our state, our country, and the entire world.
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Experience the arts: Vanderbilt and TPAC’s InsideOut Engagement series
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Join us this winter and spring for an exciting series of InsideOut Engagement events presented by Vanderbilt University in collaboration with the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. These events are free of charge and open to the public, providing a unique and enriching experience for all attendees.
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VU transportation and mobility director Michael Briggs to serve as transportation planning director for mayor’s office in 2024
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Michael Briggs, director of mobility in Vanderbilt’s Office of Transportation and Mobility, will serve as a Vanderbilt-appointed adviser for the office of Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell through the end of 2024. As director of transportation planning, Briggs will advise on Metro mobility and transit initiatives.
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“Defending Our Democracy”: Exclusive conversation between Liz Cheney and Jon Meacham on democracy, the presidency and Jan. 6, 2021
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On Tuesday, Feb. 6, former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney will share her views on the state of American democracy and the presidency, as well as her first-hand perspective on the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol and the ensuing Congressional investigation, in a compelling, exclusive conversation with Jon Meacham.
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Exploring Nashville's rich diversity: A historical journey with Vanderbilt University and Nashville Public Library
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"Then and Now: The History of Minority Communities in Nashville," delves into the history of various communities that contribute to the rich tapestry of Nashville. Mark your calendars for the upcoming events on Feb. 7 and Apr. 10, and join us in celebrating the unique stories that shape our city.
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The Need For Institutional Neutrality At Universities
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"Universities are, by design, where we come to debate and probe the questions that matter to us most. And our explorations are richest and most fruitful when they are informed by a wide range of viewpoints." –Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier for Forbes. Read more
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NMAAM partnership brings Dom Flemons Collection to Vanderbilt’s Libraries offering ‘treasure trove’ for scholars exploring African American influences on roots music
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The Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries have acquired the personal collection of Dom Flemons, a Grammy Award-winning songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and cultural historian whose music and research have brought greater awareness to African Americans’ extensive contributions to roots music.
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