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0Hollins welcomed 30 area educators to campus to enhance their skills and knowledge during the sixth Hollins Elementary Science Institute for Teachers (HESIT).
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Hollins’ Graduate Programs in Children’s Literature Welcome David Almond, “Little Nobel Prize” Winner, as Writer-in-Residence 0
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Community Outreach
Hollins Named to 2013 Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service
0The President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll has recognized Hollins six times since the program’s inception in 2006.
Hollins Hosts Fear 2 Freedom Event to Help Sexual Assault Survivors
0Students are assembling care packages that Carilion Clinic will provide to victims of rape and other sexual violence. (Photo courtesy VCU University Relations)
President Gray Joins Other College Leaders in Calling for Tougher Gun Control Laws
0College Presidents for Gun Safety, a coalition of more than 160 college and university presidents, issued an open letter to U.S. policy makers requesting “thoughtful and urgent action to ensure that current and future generations may live and learn in a country free from the threat of gun violence.”
Playwright’s Lab’s New Works Initiative Builds Artistic, Economic Partnerships Locally and Nationwide
0The initiative provides production assistance and travel costs for dozens of student readings and productions in legitimate theatres.
Hollins Answers the Call to Help Fill “Elijah’s Backpack”
0Angela Welch ’14, University Chaplain Jenny Call, and Randi Pedroza ’14 (left to right) carry some of the items collected during a campus food drive supporting a community ministry that provides local children in need with healthy meals.
Hollins Science Institute Helps Local Teachers Become More Effective Educators
0Co-sponsored by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, the Hollins Elementary Science Institute is in its fifth year.
Hollins Student Uses Social Media to Revive the Lost Art of Letter Writing
0Abby Hargreaves ’14 has launched a Facebook campaign to get people from across the nation to take part in “Write a Letter Day” April 30.
Hollins, Cycle Systems to Offer E-Scrap Recycling in Celebration of Earth Day
0The event takes place Saturday, April 21 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Roanoke Civic Center. Consumer electronics, hand-held devices, kitchen and beauty appliances, tools and more will be accepted.
Hollins Banks on Progress and Patience
0Hollins Vice President for Finance and Administration Kerry Edmonds is interviewed by The Roanoke Times about the university’s interest in revitalizing the Williamson Road/Plantation Road corridor in Roanoke County.
