In this Issue
Randolph Magazine Vol. 2 No. 3 - April 2011
On the Cover
Building for the Future
Funded completely by alumnae, Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation will merge treasured elements of the past into a state of the art facility. Construction begins in summer 2011.
Welcome
From the President
Community service is hallmark of Randolph College.
Featured Stories
Finding Connections: Learning How to Learn
Metacognition concept adds new element to Good Earth course.
Finding Connections: Inventing Solutions
Inventions help teach creative and critical problem-solving skills.
Economics in Action
Partnership helps College forge ties with local housing nonprofit.
The Art of Science
Lydia Kirchner ’11 blends passions for art and biology in new exhibit at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College.
The Class of 2011
A Part of History
Appreciation of past helps Randolph's first coed class make its mark on campus.
Profile: Anneka Freeman
Profile: Aaron Humphreys
Profile: Alexis "Lexi" Mandarakas
Profile: Yanpaing Oo
Profile: Annamarie Pagel
In Addition
Student Centered
Paula Wallace dedicates career to helping students.
Green Graduation
New eco-friendly commencement gowns made from recycled water bottles.
Unlikely Graduate
Successful military career takes 1979 R-MWC alumnus Martin Wiseman to combat zones.
Star Power
Professors hope Star Parties will spark community interest in science.
Whale Tales
Students study nature writing and global change during trip to Mexico.
In Print: Frances Mayes
Author returns to campus with new book Every Day in Tuscany
Bridges Not Walls
Randolph’s QEP aims to enhance cultural understanding.
Unstaged
No Shame Theatre offers Randolph community chance to shine on stage.
Pay it Forward
Meet Randolph's newest faculty, coaches, and trustees.
Board of Trustees
Program created by Katherine "Kitty" Caldwell ’74 is life changing for young students.
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