Randolph College
(Lynchburg, VA)
Randolph College is a private institution located on a 100-acre campus in Lynchburg, Virginia at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Founded in 1891 as the Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Randolph is now a coeducational university committed to academic excellence, intellectual inquiry, artistic expression, and empowering graduates to live “A Life More Abundant.”
At Randolph College, we believe in exposing our students to a rich diversity of people and ideas as well as a spirit of exploration. Combining a rigorous liberal arts education with small classes taught by a dedicated faculty of national renown, Randolph College offers students a wide array of outstanding academic programs and educational opportunities.
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- Would people eat healthier foods if they had better chances to buy...
- Would people eat healthier foods if they had better chances to buy them? Zara Sibtain '13 is exploring that question now. In her Summer Research project, she and psychology professor Holly Tatum are looking at food deserts in Lynchburg and the psychological factors that influence peoples food choices. Here is a video about some previous research Randolph students have conducted on Lynchburg food deserts.
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- Academic and Leadership Awards
- Randolph College recognized a multitude of students for leadership and academic scholarship during the annual awards ceremony.
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- Daisy Chain
- A graduation tradition since the early 1900s, the Daisy Chain starts with thousands of daisies being woven into a chain. Then sophomores shoulder the chain and carry it across front campus to the steps of the Martin Science Building, where they transfer it from their shoulders to those of their sister class, the graduating seniors.
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- 2012 Commencement
- Randolph College celebrated the graduation of 91 members of the Class of 2012 on Sunday, May 13. Together with family and friends, they heard from Josiah "Si" Bunting, a member of the College's Board of Trustees, Randolph College President John E. Klein, and Derrick Woods-Morrow, senior class president. They received their degrees and celebrated four years of learning, challenges, and growth. "Our Randolph College education has taught us to be adventurous, open-minded, and seeking of momentous phases in life that are spurred by vast dreams," Woods-Morrow told his classmates.
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- Randolph students research Lynchburg food desert
- As Randolph College professor John Abell prepared to teach an economics class about food and sustainability, he wanted to make it different from a traditional course focused on lectures and reading assignments. He assigned his students to research the variety and prices of foods available in convenience stores and grocery stores. Their research demonstrated the economic factors at play in a Lynchburg food desert, a neighborhood where healthy food choices are lacking. The students and Abell co-wrote a paper that was later published in the Virginia Economic Journal. Watch this video to learn about their experience of conducting real economic research and making an impact in the community.
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- Watch this video about the 2012 Symposium of Artists & Scholars to...
- Watch this video about the 2012 Symposium of Artists & Scholars to get a picture of what it is like for our students to present their work in the format of a professional conference here on campus. We have a lot of student accomplishments to be proud of! You can read more about the research, writing, and art presented at the 2012 Symposium here on the Randolph College blog: http://randolphcollege.blogspot.com/2012/04/artists-and-scholars-show-their-work-in.html
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