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Students in the MBA program at the Roanoke Valley Campus have been busy working with the Roanoke Emergency Medical Services (REMS) organization.
National graduate gets a job that pays MORE than what he asked for.
On Tuesday, October 20th, 42 people from the Roanoke Valley Campus, boarded a bus for a field trip to Washington, DC.
Brandy Farley has landed an outstanding job .
On Wednesday, October 21st, a team of golfers from National College participated in a fund raising event.
The National Business Association of the Roanoke Valley Campus held its monthly meeting in October with a special guest.
Rupali Patel has a keen interest in the tourism and hospitality field.
Student Alan Brie has been named to serve on an important state-wide Patient Care Committee.
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Keith St. Peter was one of the first students to enroll in the Roanoke Campus’s information technology bachelor’s degree program.
I want to show my children that if mommy can do it, they can too,” says student Holly Fitch who is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the health care management program.
On Friday, August 21st, the Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of Commerce held its quarterly Ambassador Networking Breakfast at the Roanoke Valley Campus.
The Roanoke Valley Campus recently welcomed thirty-five guests from Apple Ridge Farm.
Roanoke student Marlena Wright recently completed a very successful internship.
Dario Krolo hasn’t even graduated with his bachelor’s degree yet and he has a great job.
Approximately 20 Tourism & Hospitality and international students recently departed the campus for a field trip to Clifton Forge.
National College MBA students recently had a chance to put their business knowledge to work for a local charitable organization.
Brandy Farley is the first in her family to get a degree.
John Chambliss, a distinguished National College graduate and one of Roanoke County's longest-tenured administrators, is retiring this month after 36 years of service.
An instructor at the Roanoke Campus recently spoke at a Traumatic Brain Injury Conference.
On Friday, June 26th, the Roanoke Valley Paralegal Association (RVPA) was responsible for the summer camp kick off of the West End Development Center.
Pravan Sedai, an MBA graduate from the Roanoke Valley Campus in August of 2006, is finding that his training and experience at National College are serving him well in the work force.
From 2002 through 2005 Bolormaa Hajidsuren, a native of Mongolia, was a student at National College.
IT students help a local non-profit.
Bobby Welch, a May graduate from the accounting program, was recently hired.
The Roanoke Valley Campus recently presented a donation to the Military Family Support Center (MFSC).
The scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement and demonstrated financial need...
Roanoke Valley student Dario Krolo recently found success through an externship.
MBA students recently made two visits into the community to get a better understanding of how certain organizations work, communicate, and network in the Roanoke region.
On Tuesday, April 27th, students in the tourism and hospitality program took a field trip to Natural Bridge.
Once again National College students were heavily involved in the success of the Kite Festival.
Student Michael Smith is the 2009-2010 winner of the Roanoke Valley Hospitality Association’s first annual $1,000 scholarship award for college students.
Roanoke Valley campus students (and sisters) Jessica and Melissa Lacourse have each been awarded $1,000 scholarships by the RVLSA, the Association for Legal Professionals in the Roanoke Valley.
Students heard from representatives from the Roanoke Chapter of the American Association of Professional Coders.
On March 31st, students in Alan Brie’s Rescue Operations class visited the communication trailer at the Near Southwest Preparedness Alliance (NSPA).
The Roanoke Campus library recently received a very generous donation from a student.
The Roanoke Valley Campus’ Paramedic Associate Degree program was recently awarded...
The Roanoke Valley campus has two sets of recent mother and child student enrollees who are representative of the many two-generation families at National College.
Students at the Roanoke Valley campus passed the certification test for bloodborne pathogens.
On February 21, Roanoke Valley students Lisa Harbert and Jeremy Seitz passed the Virginia Emergency Medical Technology Examination.
The Roanoke Valley Campus has been the site of recruiting for the US Census Bureau.
Penny Witt, a student in the Master of Business Administration program, was honored recently by the Board of Directors.
The Roanoke Campus celebrated Black History month.
National College students Melissa (left) and Jessica Lacourse (right) are finalists for a prestigious national scholarship.
On Tuesday evening, January 13, MBA students in Darryl Agee’s Business Research class attended a meeting of the Southwest Virginia Chapter Project Management Institute (PMI), of which Darryl is currently serving as Chapter President.
Clay Hodges, student at the Roanoke Valley Campus, enrolled in the MBA program in March of 2008 in hopes of advancing his career.
Student Chris Fitzgeraldn has been given the title of Honorary Admissions Representative.
Jason Cain, a Computer Applications Technology major who entered the Roanoke Valley Campus during the Fall Term, is one of a number of current and former National students who can truly be called American heroes.
The Roanoke Valley Campus collected items for the Salem Food Pantry, the Salvation Army, and the Roanoke Valley SPCA.
