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THE UVA MAGAZINE | UVAMagazine.org PUBLISHED BY THE UVA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AA DECADE DECADE OF OF SPORTS SPORTS THROUGH THROUGH THE THE LENS LENS OF OF MATT MATT RILEY RILEY DEANS'DEANS' LIST: LIST SHOPPING: SHOPPING FOR FOR NEW NEW FACULTY FACULTY + +RITA RITA DOVE: DOVE OURS: OURS POETICA POETICA WINTER 2016 THE UVA MAGAZINE UVAMagazine.org | WINTER 2016 JEFFERSON HAUL JEFFERSONTHETHE ACCUMULATED ACCUMULATED TREASURES HAUL OF OF UVA’S UVA’S MOSTMOST HISTORIC HISTORIC STUDENTSTUDENT ORGANIZATIONORGANIZATION • A DECADE OF INNOVATIVE IMPACT • Since 2006, the Jefferson Trust has provided more than $5.5 million to support 141 innovative new projects at the University of Virginia. CO-CREATE UVA Launched in 2016 with a $25,000 grant from the Trust, Co-create UVA provides opportunities for students to directly collaborate with faculty to enhance teaching and learning, and contribute to transformative experiences that, in turn, benefit both parties. 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