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Elementary Students Find a Pathway to College
On November 18, nearly 170 students from Fern Creek Elementary arrived on the Rollins campus to participate in Pathways to College. The program, now in its fifth year, was created to inspire young students to start preparing for the very real possibility of college. More...
Rollins Students Restore the Gulf
In November, Rollins community members stepped off campus for the second service immersion weekend of the school year. The immersion focused on gulf restoration, which was in response to this past summer’s explosion at a BP offshore drilling rig and subsequent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. More...
A Celebration of Faculty Scholars
On, Friday, November 19, Rollins celebrated six faculty members who authored, co-authored, or edited books. Since the program’s inception in 2008, 30 books from 29 faculty authors have been honored. More...
International Education Week Promotes Diversity and Multiculturalism
Recently, Rollins College participated in International Education Week, an annual collaborative effort between the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education to celebrate international education and global exchange. More...
Faculty Present at TEDx Orlando 2010 Conference
The Orlando Science Center’s Darden Theater became a site for big ideas and bold vision on Saturday, November 13 during the first TEDx Orlando Conference. A local, self-organized division of TED, TEDx brings people together to share a TED-like experience through monthly meetings and conferences. More...
Shadow Day Sheds Light on the College Experience for Local High School Students
On October 29, 2010, local high school students were paired up with current Rollins students and given the opportunity to attend college classes and explore the campus. More...
The Modern World of Native Americans
Brought to campus by the American Indian Student Organization (AISO), John Echohawk was invited to Rollins to speak about modern Native American rights issues and diversity. He is a member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma and the executive director of the Native American Rights Fund. More...
Rollins Celebrates 125 Years
The culmination of Rollins’ 125th Anniversary celebrations, Founders’ Day, November 4, 2010, launched the first of four days of events. More...
