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A promise of diversity, low tuition cost and multiple construction projects: Looking back at Assanis' previous term


May 4, 2021
The University of Delaware recently announced that it will be extending President Dennis Assanis’ contract for another five years, until the year 2026.
Abby Newton/THE REVIEW
Associate News Editor
The University of Delaware recently announced that it will be extending President Dennis Assanis’ contract for another five years, until the year 2026. Assanis took over as university president in 2016 but before served as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Stony Brook University. 
Originally from Greece, Assanis holds several advanced degrees in marine engineering — four of which are from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 
Upon his election in 2016, Assanis expressed that he was committed towards promoting diversity and inclusion on campus.  ....

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Plans for Fall 2021 return to "normalcy" discussed at Student Government Association's Town Hall


Emily Moore/THE REVIEW
Senior Reporter
On the evening of April 27, the Student Government Association (SGA) facilitated a town hall, featuring university President Dennis Assanis, Vice President for Student Life José-Luis Riera, and Director of Student Health Services Tim Dowling.
SGA intended for the discussion to focus on the university’s response to the pandemic and the “relationship between the pandemic and mental health.” The town hall panelists touched on several majors themes about the spring semester and upcoming fall semester:
The reduced spread of COVID-19 in recent weeks
Assanis noted in his opening remarks that health and safety is a top priority of the university, and that with the help of students who are acting responsibly, the university has been able to reduce the COVID-19 spread to a “very low prevalence right now.” ....

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Lewis, Fielding (1725–1781 or 1782) – Encyclopedia Virginia


Fielding Lewis was born on July 7, 1725, at Warner Hall in Gloucester County, the third of seven children of John Lewis IV (also known as Colonel John Lewis) and Frances Fielding Lewis. His mother died in 1731 from complications related to childbirth, and during the winter of 1734–1735 John Lewis married Priscilla Churchhill Carter, the widow of Robert Carter II and inheritor of £2,500 from his will. Her son, Robert Carter III, spent two years at Warner Hall before attending school.
On April 6, 1742, John Lewis bought 406 acres of land in Fredericksburg, a growing port town on the Rappahannock River in Spotsylvania County and the site of a state tobacco inspection station. Soon he established a store that sold a wide variety of items including clothing, rum, sugar, and writing supplies that were likely imported from abroad on Lewis-owned ships. In 1744, John Thornton, who previously owned a tavern in Fredericksburg, became the factor, or manager, of Lewis’s business. By A ....

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