Cheese GritsHard Boiled &Scrambled Eggs*BaconTater TotsHot BiscuitsSausage GravyFrench Toast Sticksw/Hot SyrupMac and Cheese BitesOmelet Station*MYO Omelet Station*Cream of Broccoli & Cheddar SoupGourmet Deli Bar* Salad Bar*Fruit & Yogurt Bar*
Roast Beef au JusThai BBQ Chicken BreastRosemary PotatoesSeasoned PeasBrown-n-Serve RollsPasta BarStir Fry Station*Brick Oven PizzaVegetarian BarWhole Wheat Pasta BakeSalad Bar*Gourmet Deli Bar*Ice Cream and Waffle Cones
Salem High School in partnership with Roanoke College Present in concert THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD BAND Saturday, June 2, 2018 7:00 p.m. Salem High School Auditorium 400 Spartan Drive Salem, VA 24153 Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Please be seated by 6:45 p.m. Non-ticketed stand-by seating, if available, begins at 6:45 p.m. This free concert is open to the public and will include a broad spectrum of music, from wind ensemble classics to swinging jazz charts. Tickets are available at the Roanoke College Colket Information desk or online at the link below. A limit of 6 tickets per person please. The United States Coast Guard Band is the premier band representing the United States Coast Guard and the Department of Homeland Security. The 55-member ensemble is based at the US Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut and appears frequently in Washington, DC at presidential and cabinet level functions on formal and informal occasions. In addition to performing hundreds of concert tours around the nation, the Band also tours internationally and has performed at some our nation’s most prestigious venues. The United States Coast Guard Band was organized in 1925 with the assistance of the United States Navy Band, the New York Philharmonic and former director of the United States Marine Band. In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed congressional legislation resulting in the Coast Guard Band becoming the permanent, official musical representative of the nation’s oldest continuous seagoing service. This established the Coast Guard Band as one of our nation’s premier service bands. Today, Lieutenant Commander Adam Williamson serves as the Band’s seventh Director, carrying out the mission of promoting public goodwill through unwavering dedication to the highest levels of musical performance, preserving and honoring the heritage, history and traditions of the national and service, and supporting official Coast Guard functions.
Application deadline is May 1! Contact Carmen Boggs-Parker at boggs@roanoke.edu for more details
It's April, so it must be time for Exam Survival Kits--those snack boxes made by The Fortnightly Club for parents to purchase for their students! We are looking for help from Faculty and Staff and spouses to bake cookies and assemble the kits. Attached is the flyer explaining how you can help, if you are so inclined. As this "Ole Grey Mare Ain't What She Used to Be," Carol Buriak has agreed to be the point person for volunteers. We need cookies on April 23 (last day of classes) and help in assembling, any time 9-2 that you might have available. Pickle Lounge WANT TO SEND SUPPORT OR THANKS TO A FAVORITE STUDENT OR STUDENT ASSISTANT? Reduced price to you @ $15/kit. Or make a donation! Profits and donations go into the club's TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS for your students' May Travel and for the Copenhaver Institute. Please contact Carol to help bake or assemble at cburiak@yahoo.com, (540) 890-5393 (home) or (540) 520-3770 (cell). To place an order, please contact Linda Miller at lmiller@roanoke.edu, x2490 (Archives), (540) 375-2626.
The 2018 Faculty & Staff Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, May 7th at Hanging Rock Golf Course. Check-in and lunch will begin at noon, followed by tee time at 1:00 p.m. The cost is $15 for faculty, staff, and retirees and $40 for guests; payment options include cash, credit card or a check made out to "Roanoke College." You can sign up and submit payment at the Campus Recreation office in Bast 220. Please register by Monday, April 30th!
As your classes and exams wind down I want to personally thank you for all of your efforts to help RC save energy this school year! Summer Break is an essential time for the RC Energy Program. Before you leave for break please completely close and lock all windows, turn off window ac units, close all blinds, unplug all electrical sources, and turn off all lights and faucets. Your actions do make a difference!