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SBHC Museum
Distance: 52.4 Mi1540 Wilborn Ave
24592-2400 South Boston -
O. Winston Link Museum
Distance: 43.6 Mi101 Shenandoah Ave
24016 Roanoke -
Center In The Square
Distance: 43.7 Mi1 Market Sq SE
24011 Roanoke -
Roanoke Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau
Distance: 43.8 Mi
24016 Roanoke -
Virginia Museum of Transportation Inc
Distance: 44.0 Mi303 Norfolk Ave SW
24016-3620 Roanoke
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Registrar's Office Our office is dedicated to providing quality services related to the academic processes of registration, certification and documentation of student achievement, records maintenance, transcript evaluation, and to certify student enrollment to outside agencies.
Our commitment to providing quality service to our students is foremost in our approach to assisting students and their families in financing an education at Randolph College.
A national chemistry honor society for women, the Lanthanum chapter (for Lynchburg Area) of Iota Sigma Pi was established in 1998. Founded in 1902, the objectives of the society are to promote interest in chemistry among women students, to foster mutual advancement in academic, business, and social life, and to stimulate personal accomplishment in chemical fields. The local chapter was founded by faculty at Lynchburg College, Sweet Briar College, and Randolph College, and serves to foster scientific and social interaction between the three colleges.
A chapter of Pi Delta Phi, the national French honor society, was established in spring of 2002. The purpose of the society is to recognize outstanding scholarship in the French language and its literatures, to increase the knowledge and appreciation of Americans for the cultural contributions of the French-speaking world, and to stimulate and encourage French and francophone cultural activities. Pi Delta Phi was founded in 1906. Students will be nominated in recognition of their academic achievement in at least one semester of upper division French.
A chapter of Sigma Tau Delta was established in 2006. Sigma Tau Delta, was founded in 1924 to recognize academic distinction among undergraduate students of English language and literature. Membership entails enrichment opportunities, including eligibility to submit creative work and literary criticism for publication in the Society’s journals.