Campus Facilities

the tuition needs of students," Nancy Mulheren said. "Without him, John could not have stayed in school." CHALMERS HALL Originally part of the Methodist Church property purchased by the College

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Campus Services & Student Resources

guidance, ext. 2303.  JOBS, PART-TIME & FULL-TIME Do you need money to help pay that tuition or to support your evening snacks?  Each year the Office of Career Services receives hundreds

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Initiatives Across Campus

is automatically given with the sale. Business Office: Payroll is utilizing online advices for faculty/staff payroll rather than paper. E-Commerce for parents to pay tuition bills online began last

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Benefits

Benefits Benefits Overview Roanoke College offers its employees a host of benefits including health care, life insurance, flexible spending accounts, tuition assistance, and a variety of other benefits. This site provides you with a brief description of the benefits package for eligible Roanoke College employees.  Core benefits (health, dental, and vision) are effective the first of the month ... ). Long Term Care Tuition Remission & Exchange Employee Wellness Program Access to the Belk Fitness Center Please note: Benefit plan provisions are subject to change from time

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Undergraduate Research

. The results of this research are presented to a committee during an honors defense.  Summer Scholar  - qualified students receive tuition, housing, and $2,500 to conduct research with a faculty mentor

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Faculty Policies from the Faculty Handbook

Absences 3.3.4 Drug-Free Workplace 7.1 Tuition Remission 2.14.15 Employee Assistance Program 2.14.6 Employment Policies and Procedures

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Summer Scholars

Summer Scholars The Summer Scholar Program at Roanoke College is a grant program that enables thirteen students of any major with a GPA of 3.0 or higher to conduct rigorous, independent research for eight to twelve weeks during the summer. This is a full-time, tuition-free, paid position with free housing provided. In addition to the research project, summer scholars will be trained to give ... of Undergraduate Scholarship) held at Sweet Briar College in the fall of 2010. Reasons to participate Tuition-free course credit $2500 student stipend Free campus housing $1000 faculty stipend

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Internships

interview. At this time, suggestions will be made about the best type of internship for you. RC Summer Incentive Program The Summer Experience Incentive Program provides reduced tuition for students who wish to enroll in individual, high-quality, experiential learning opportunities during the summer--internships, research, and creative projects. For Summer 2020, tuition for one unit ... and applications provided: Summer Experience Incentive Program Description Summer Internship Application Request for Tuition Waiver for Summer Experiences Resources Handshake

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Study Abroad

standing and follow the Roanoke College approval procedure. Cost: Roanoke College tuition, room, and board, plus transportation, medical insurance, personal spending money, and any special fees required

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Learning Firsthand

Society in Salem, VA; the National Museum of American Illustration in Newport, RI, and various private art galleries on the east coast. Summer internships are eligible for reduced tuition from

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