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Faculty and Staff Honored with Prestigious Awards

Randolph-Macon College President Robert R. Lindgren and Provost Alisa J. Rosenthal have announced the winners of the College’s most distinguished awards for faculty and staff.

Three people stand indoors near large windows. The person in the middle holds a plaque, smiling. The other two are also smiling, standing on either side.
John Thoburn Kristen Klaaren Professorship Installation

Chemistry Faculty Psychology

Installation Ceremony Celebrates Two Endowed Professorships

Dr. Kristen Klaaren was installed as the Macon and Joan Brock Professor in Psychology and Dr. John Thoburn was installed as the Garnett-Lambert Professor in Chemistry.

John Thoburn Kristen Klaaren Professorship Installation
Inigo Arroniz Naturalization

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55 New United States Citizens Take the Oath at Naturalization Ceremony on Campus

Among the newly naturalized citizens were two RMC employees—Inigo Arroniz and Gabe Laplante '19.

Inigo Arroniz Naturalization

Chemistry Faculty Psychology

Two Professorships to be Celebrated at Installation Ceremony May 3

Dr. Kristen Klaaren will be installed as the Macon and Joan Brock Professor in Psychology and Dr. John Thoburn will be installed as the Garnett-Lambert Professor in Chemistry.

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Chemistry Students Present Research at American Chemical Society National Meeting

Eight Randolph-Macon chemistry students traveled to New Orleans to present research carried out during SURF this past summer.

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McManus ’84 Named Executive Assistant to the President

McManus will provide executive strategic leadership and communication guidance to the president, and will continue to teach on a limited basis.

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A galaxy as seen through the Hubble Space Telescope

Astrophysics Faculty Physics

Galaxy Collisions Create New Stars, According to Paper by RMC Astrophysicist Using NASA’s Hubble Telescope

Professor Michael Rodruck examined "string of pearl" features believed to be created by galaxies interacting.

A galaxy as seen through the Hubble Space Telescope
Student and Professor Rich Meagher pose outside of the VA General Assembly Building during a J-Term visit for the course Virginia Politics in Action.

Faculty Political Science Student Life

Legislative Visits in J-Term Course Aim to Demystify Virginia Politics

The early morning air is charged with anticipation on a rainy Thursday as the RMC van, driven by political science…

Student and Professor Rich Meagher pose outside of the VA General Assembly Building during a J-Term visit for the course Virginia Politics in Action.
A man singing in front of a community during an MLK Day Commemoration, creating harmony.

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Harmony and Community: MLK Day Commemoration Features Community Choir

Music was the thread that bound Randolph-Macon’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration on campus on January 15.

A man singing in front of a community during an MLK Day Commemoration, creating harmony.
Beth Fisher delivers her Last Lecture during Homecoming 2023 weekend

Archaeology Faculty

Professors Fisher and Camp Offer “Last Class” on Archaeology; Retired Professors Honored

In a treasured tradition sponsored by the Society of Alumni, recently retired professors Elizabeth Fisher and John Camp II were invited to offer a last lecture to alumni and friends as part of the Homecoming Weekend celebration.

Beth Fisher delivers her Last Lecture during Homecoming 2023 weekend