BOV to consider tuition, fees in March after public comment
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (UVA Today) – The University of Virginia Board of Visitors will consider 2021-22 tuition and fees for UVA and UVA’s College at Wise during a March 5 meeting, with a workshop and public comment period scheduled for Feb. 17 to gather feedback.
The board will consider a proposal to increase undergraduate tuition within a range of zero to 3.1%. The proposal assumes that unrestricted state appropriations will
remain at essentially the same level specified in the 2020-22 Appropriation Act. If the General Assembly makes changes to UVA’s appropriation, adjustments to tuition rates may be proposed this summer.
First Bank & Trust Company Promotes Sophie Chafin Vance and Elizabeth Dean
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ABINGDON, Va., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ First Bank & Trust Company and its parent holding company, First Bancorp, Inc., today announced the promotion of two long-time employees. Sophie Chafin Vance, Vice President and Branch Coordinator, has been promoted to Senior Vice President and Chief Branch Operations Officer. Elizabeth Dean, Assistant Vice President and Training Officer, has been promoted to Vice President and Training Manager.
Sophie Chafin Vance, Senior Vice President - Chief Branch Operations Officer for The First Bank and Trust Company
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