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RMC to shift virtual at 11:30 a.m., due to severe weather risk

The College will pivot to virtual classes and operations at midday before the most significant risk of severe weather impacts.

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When you get this close—to professors, classmates, coaches and ideas—good things happen.

You’ll be inside a college-wide network of support. Building skills that travel well.

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Organizations where RMC students have interned

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Hands On Between idea and experience,

Between plan and execution, between the classroom and the world, you’ll find possibility.

High Impact Here, getting involved means you’re someone others count on.

The rewards are lifelong.

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Student organizations and clubs
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DIII teams in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference

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The 10 honorees, who all graduated in the last 10 years, have established themselves as pillars in their communities and leaders in their professions.

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The Yellow Jackets have made the Sweet 16 in six of the last seven NCAA Division III Tournaments.

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Madison Alderson ’24PA is a member of RMC’s first class of Physician Assistant Studies graduates. Now, she’s filling a much-needed role in primary care.

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