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University Of Massachusetts Amherst Announces Recipients Of 2022-23 Distinguished Teaching Award

The Center for Teaching and Learning has announced the 2022-23 winners of the Distinguished Teaching Award (DTA). Since 1961, the University of Massachusetts has presented the Distinguished Teaching Award to instructors who demonstrate exemplary teac

Exploring our links to the early modern era: New artist-in-residency program at the UMass Kinney Center examines connections to the Renaissance

Andrea Caluori may have grown up in the Bronx, but she built an early connection with nature and rural life, courtesy of attending many summer camps at Old Sturbridge Village, where she soaked up 1830s-era U.S. history and got some hands-on experience...

Exploring our links to the early modern era: New artist-in-residency program at the UMass Kinney Center examines connections to the Renaissance

Andrea Caluori may have grown up in the Bronx, but she built an early connection with nature and rural life, courtesy of attending many summer camps at Old Sturbridge Village, where she soaked up 1830s-era U.S. history and got some hands-on experience...

ADVANCE Awards for Equitable Practices in Collaboration and Shared Decision-making

UMass ADVANCE is pleased to announce the inaugural faculty teams to win the ADVANCE  Equitable Practices in Collaboration and Shared Decision-Making (EPiC-SD) Award . Research shows that when all voices are heard, including the voices of women and BIPOC faculty, decision-making is better and has more effective outcomes.

Man sentenced to prison in wife's death

Man sentenced to prison in wife's shooting death – SVI-NEWS

Fletcher Gets 8-14 Year Sentence in Death of Wife

GREEN RIVER — Jason Lee Fletcher, 46, of Rock Springs, has been sentenced to at least eight years in the Wyoming State Penitentiary following his involuntary manslaughter conviction in April. Judge Richard Lavery handed down the sentence this afternoon in Third District Court telling Fletcher that his “crime was hard to put into a category where at least some incarceration is not warranted.” Lena Fletcher died on the night of June 29, 2020, after being shot with a .44 Magnum Ruger Blackhawk through her hand, neck, and shoulder at the couple’s Clearview Acres home. Advertisement - Story continues below... Jason Fletcher has consistently maintained that her wounds were self-inflicted, but did take responsibility for loading the gun prior to the incident.

Jason Fletcher Found Guilty in Death of Wife Last Summer

Self-Inflicted Wound Questioned by Forensic Experts in Lena Fletcher Death

GREEN RIVER — The conclusions reached by a number of forensic experts show that Lena Fletcher most likely did not commit suicide on the night of June 29, 2020. Jurors reviewed a large amount of forensic evidence on the second day of the felony involuntary manslaughter trial of 46-year-old Jason Fletcher today in Third District Court. Sweetwater County Coroner Dale Majhanovich opened the day by testifying that the forensic pathologist on the case concluded Lena’s death was most likely a homicide. Advertisement - Story continues below... Blood spatter analysis expert Clark Robinson with the Rock Springs Police Department testified that his analysis determined where Lena’s body was located when the gun went off. He said a high-velocity, aspirated spatter near the door jamb in the kitchen and several transfer stains indicated Lena’s direction as she fell.

Trial Opens on Rock Springs Man Accused in Shooting Death of Wife

GREEN RIVER — The Third District Court trial of 46-year-old Rock Springs resident Jason Fletcher began today with opening statements from the state and defense, as well as testimony from law enforcement personnel and family members familiar with in the case. Fletcher has been charged with felony involuntary manslaughter in the death of his wife, Lena Fletcher, at their Clearview Acres home west of Rock Springs on the night of June 29, 2020. Body cam footage from several law enforcement agents at the scene was transcribed and entered into evidence today. Much of the footage shows an intoxicated and distressed Fletcher pleading with officers to help his wife and stating that she would never shoot herself on purpose.