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91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ personalized license plate available for purchase
Through the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ announces that college-branded personalized license plates are now available for purchase. After the first 1,000 qualifying plates, more than half the proceeds from the sale of these plates will go to the 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ… Continue Reading 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ personalized license plate available for purchase
91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ to serve Franklin County in greater capacity
91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ and Patrick Henry Community College have cooperatively served Franklin County for many years. Through a mutual agreement, 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ will solely serve the county in the future following a brief transitional phase. Currently, both colleges operate in the Franklin Center with… Continue Reading 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ to serve Franklin County in greater capacity
91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ awarded national grant to support STEM education
ROANOKE –91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ is one of 10 community colleges nationally selected as the latest cohort to participate in an initiative that advances STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) technician education programs. Through the MentorLinks: Advancing Technological Education program, 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ will be paired… Continue Reading 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ awarded national grant to support STEM education
Boots2Books 5K race to support veterans at 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ
91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ announces that it will host its first Boots2Books 5k race beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 30. The race was conceived and developed by members of the 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ Armed Forces Student Association and it will benefit the 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ… Continue Reading Boots2Books 5K race to support veterans at 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ
Dual enrollment puts high school students step ahead at graduation
Northside High School’s Tyler Langhorn is a student earning his high school diploma along with a degree from 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ thanks to taking dual enrollment classes at his school. He’ll bring those college credits with him to a four-year college, saving himself time… Continue Reading Dual enrollment puts high school students step ahead at graduation
91-year-old shows it’s never too late to go back to college
Mel Quinn, a 91-year-old, has proven that it’s never too late to go to college. He is earning his Associate’s Degree from 91Ó°ÊÓÆÆ½â°æ this Friday with a 4.0 grade-point average! Be sure to congratulate Mel at graduation at the Salem Civic Center,… Continue Reading 91-year-old shows it’s never too late to go back to college

