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The Roanoke Valley Campus highlighted student Terry Trotter.
Several medical assisting students and graduates attended the annual Virginia Society of Medical Assistants Fall Education Seminar.
On Thursday, November 6th, the Roanoke Valley Campus held its annual Veterans Day program.
On Tuesday, October 27th, more than fifty students and staff from the Roanoke Valley Campus enjoyed a trip to Washington D.C.
The Roanoke Valley Campus hosted a chamber networking breakfast.
The Roanoke Valley Campus is buzzing with activity as our students and staff continue to volunteer and support worthy, charitable causes throughout the Roanoke Valley and beyond.
On Saturday night, October 18th, a National College team participated in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night walk.
One of the outstanding facts about the Roanoke Valley student body is that the students are exemplary volunteers.
On Saturday, October 4, the Roanoke Valley campus held its annual Fall Festival.
On Sunday, September 28th, two students participated in a walk for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Roanoke Valley Campus student Altantugs Sharkhuu, from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, is a multi-talented individual whose story may serve as an inspiration to others in the National College community.
The Roanoke Valley campus Student Activities Council (SAC) held a voter registration drive on campus this week.
New student Megan Lyle, an Emergency Medical Technology major, recently won a $750 scholarship.
On September 4th, the Roanoke Valley Information Technology (IT) Department celebrated an open house for students and faculty.
Cynthia Adams is a medical assisting student at the Roanoke Valley Campus and has never been so enthusiastic about getting an education.
On Tuesday, August 19, the Roanoke Valley Campus hosted the August Business After Hours networking event for the Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of Commerce.
National College was well represented at the Taste of Culture.
Congratulations to Business Administration student Tina Crowder.
The August Poetry Reading for the Roanoke Valley Campus was held on Wednesday, August 6th.
On Tuesday, August 5th, the Roanoke Valley Campus sponsored a Health Care Career Fair.
The National Eagles Toastmasters Club (NETC) received the prestigious Founder’s Award from Toastmasters International on Saturday, July 17th.
The Roanoke Valley Campus’s EMT / Paramedic program was host to a pair of “exchange students.”
On Tuesday, July 29th, the Roanoke Valley Campus held its biannual wellness screening.
Alexis Wilson was one of many high school seniors to face the pressures of choosing the right college and preparing for her future.
Recent National graduate and Roanoke Valley Campus instructor Mike Kirk (pictured) has found his dream job.
National College’s Roanoke Valley Campus was the site for a 3-day training seminar.
The second poetry reading of the year was held at the Roanoke Valley campus on July 1.
Roanoke Valley Campus Director Lew Bishop has been reappointed to the Western Virginia Workforce Development Board.
Roanoke Valley Instructor Kim Kristensen is now a certified mediator.
Roanoke Valley Instructor Joe Kavanaugh wins a state award.
The Roanoke Valley Campus was pleased to learn this week of no less than four scholarship winners.
When National College Vice President Lenora Downing (left) needed to hire a new executive assistant five years ago, she knew what a vital position it was to fill.
William Fralin, member of the Virginia House of Delegates since 2004, recently toured the Roanoke Valley Campus.
On Friday, May 31st, the Roanoke Valley campus celebrated the 71st annual Coronation Ball in style at the Hotel Roanoke.
On Friday, May 31st, the Roanoke Valley campus offered a one day Basic Life Support class.
Congratulations to Roanoke Valley Instructor John W. Barksdale.
The Roanoke Valley Emergency Medical Technology-Paramedic program hosted a very successful open house.
The Roanoke Valley Campus recently presented a plaque to Medeco showing appreciation for their partnership in education.
On Monday, May 12, the Roanoke Valley campus held what Career Center Director Cathy Fortune calls the “best” job fair at the campus in a long time.
Three medical assiting students from the Roanoke Valley campus came in 1st place in a state-wide competition.
Students at the Roanoke Valley Campus recently participated in the area's Kite Festival
The Roanoke Valley Campus recently celebrated National Poetry Month
Jason Hunt, Roanoke Valley student in the Information Technology degree program, is doing an externship with Instructor Bill Griffin at the Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project (RCAP).
Roanoke Valley Community Resource coordinator Diana C. Quick and Regional Director of Community Development Karen Jackson recently presented a plaque of appreciation to US Food Service for their commitment to education.
Tina Beam, who is about to graduate from the Business Administration-Management program, has just completed an exciting and fulfilling externship with the Roanoke County Department of Social Services in the Fraud Investigation department.
On Monday, April 21st, the American Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Tabernacle Baptist Church for a blood drive sponsored by the church and the Roanoke Valley Campus.
Like many National College employees, Vianne Greek is herself a National grad, having earned her Master of Business Administration degree from the Roanoke Valley Campus in 2007.
On March 25th, Roanoke Valley graduates of the Paralegal program were honored with a luncheon at the college.
Students in the Master of Business Administration program recently spent one of their Thursday evening Operations Management classes observing the operations of a very top level security group -- the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air Traffic Controllers.
National graduate Tammy Swann has found a new niche as a loan processor thanks to her education.
Recent graduate Mark Mitchell was recognized as Ambassador of the Year by the Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of Commerce.
On March 3rd, the Roanoke Valley Campus welcomed a visit from Victor Giovanetti, President and Chief Executive Officer of Lewis-Gale Medical Center.
One year after graduating from National College with a degree in business management, Mark Mitchell has opened a printing and shipping center at the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center in Blacksburg, VA.
For the past several months, Roanoke Valley MBA graduate Jamil Srour has been on the road crisscrossing America as a participant in the 2008 presidential election campaign working for Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.
Roanoke Valley student Cheryle Gonzalez (pictured) was recently assigned to an externship at a local oncologist's office.
On Wednesday, February 6th, the Roanoke Valley Campus held its annual Black History Month Celebration.
Roanoke Valley students and faculty for all three of the Tourism and Hospitality courses offered in the Fall term received certifications from the American Hotel and Lodging Association's (AH&LA) Education Institute.
This past September Michele Reynolds made the decision to attend National College.
Dianne Hall (right) and Debra Schmitt (left) are the two newest additions to the CPA firm of Brown, Edwards, and Company, LLP, a regional accounting firm.
The Roanoke Campus’s EMT/Paramedic Department hosted a three day workshop in December for approximately 40 attendees from southwest and central Virginia.
