education

Howell publishes article in ‘Online Learning’ journal

Head shot of professor Crystal Howell

In “‘I Sing the Body Electric’: Embodiment in the Community of Inquiry Framework,” Howell describes the embodied experiences of four “sojourner” teachers, who go back and forth between face-to-face and virtual teaching contexts.... READ MORE >>

Q&A with new faculty: Taryn Robertson

Robertson is an assistant professor of education.... READ MORE >>

Students present research during 15th annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars

The symposium brings together students from all academic departments to share their research and highlight some of the work they’ve produced while at Randolph.... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces new academic programs

Some of the programs, including computer science, marine science, and criminal justice/criminology, will be introduced for fall 2023. ... READ MORE >>

Randolph honored for partnership with Lynchburg City Schools

Randolph College was honored for its 20-year partnership with LCS in November. ... READ MORE >>

Heritage High School biology teacher receives Science Teaching Award from Randolph

Cathy Drumheller

The award honors a high school science teacher who has contributed significantly to the lives of students and exhibits excellence in the teaching of science.... READ MORE >>

Howell named president of American Association for Teaching and Curriculum

Head shot of professor Crystal Howell

She also received the 2021 Francis P. Hunkins Distinguished Article Award in the category of teaching from the Curriculum Teaching Dialogue journal.... READ MORE >>

Q&A with new faculty: Beth Gafford

This fall, she’s teaching special education law, educational psychology and human development, survey of special education, curriculum and instruction for preK-12, and student teaching.... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces 2020-21 Academic & Leadership Awards

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2020-21 award winners ... READ MORE >>

Read with Wanda WildCat this winter

Wanda Reads

The 30-minute virtual sessions, held every Tuesday in February, will feature Wanda and Randolph’s education professors, alums, and/or current students reading a book and introducing related activities families can do at home.... READ MORE >>