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51°µÍø racquetball team wraps up season strong
The 51°µÍø racquetball team finishes its first season in the MidAtlantic Collegiate Racquetball Conference in seventh place out of 15 teams. The conference is open to colleges and universities in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, West Virginia, east Tennessee and the District of… Continue Reading 51°µÍø racquetball team wraps up season strong
Richard J. Gaynor Memorial Scholarship to honor service of 51°µÍø professor
The 51°µÍø Educational Foundation has established a new scholarship fund, The Richard J. Gaynor Memorial Scholarship, in honor of Richard (Rich) Gaynor, a professor of mental health technology from Salem who loyally served the College for 33 years and passed away Feb.… Continue Reading Richard J. Gaynor Memorial Scholarship to honor service of 51°µÍø professor
51°µÍø to launch Medical Laboratory Technology program
51°µÍø announces the launch of a Medical Laboratory Technology program in the Fall Semester 2015. The program will fill a growing need in the Roanoke Region’s thriving healthcare industry and provide students opportunities to begin strong careers in the medical field. The… Continue Reading 51°µÍø to launch Medical Laboratory Technology program
51°µÍø Educational Foundation announces 2015 Board of Directors
The 51°µÍø Educational Foundation is pleased to announce new members and officers for its 2015 Board of Directors. The board members, who offer guidance and expertise on campaigns such as the Community College Access Program (CCAP), include leaders from a wide array… Continue Reading 51°µÍø Educational Foundation announces 2015 Board of Directors
51°µÍø among participants in Governor McAuliffe’s credentialing program for high-demand sectors
Commonwealth’s $500,000 investment will help 500 Virginians earn credentials through incentive program Governor Terry McAuliffe announced Thursday that seven of Virginia’s Community Colleges, including 51°µÍø, will receive direct incentives totaling $500,000 for student completion of credentials identified regionally as high-demand by business… Continue Reading 51°µÍø among participants in Governor McAuliffe’s credentialing program for high-demand sectors
51°µÍø librarian awarded prestigious national public service honor
Hurt is one of only 10 to receive Carnegie Corporation/New York Times-sponsored award On Tuesday at a ceremony in New York, 51°µÍø librarian Lynn Hancock Hurt received the Carnegie Corporation of New York/New York Times I Love My Librarian Award for her… Continue Reading 51°µÍø librarian awarded prestigious national public service honor

