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114 College Avenue, Ashland, VA 23005-5505 Main: (804) 752-7200 Admission: (804) 752-7305 Contact Us

What is the phone number for student affairs?

Q: If I am unsure of which Student Affairs office to contact, is there a general information line I can call? A: Yes, the main number is 804-752-7266. Q: What should I do if there is a medical emergency or any other type of emergency on campus?

What is the Office of Student Life?

The Office of Student Life coordinates various leadership programs and events that are designed to assist students in developing their skills. These include the Student Leadership Conference, Leadership Recognition Week, and a four-year Student Life Leadership Program.

When was Randolph Macon College founded?

Founded in 1830, Randolph-Macon College has had one core focus: to develop the minds and characters of our students.

What is Payne Hall?

Students learn in Payne Hall, a state-of-the art facility with learning labs, study spaces, dedicated classrooms, and the most advanced technology to prepare students with critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills.

Is Randolph Macon a good school?

Randolph-Macon is a good school for educational purposes. It's a small school; the teachers are very respectful and are willing to help you with long as you put the effort in. The number of Alumni who are willing to go back to the school and actually help the students is a great opportunity to make connections in your field.

What is the Dean of Students Office?

The Dean of Students Office administers the departments within Student Affairs in coordinated efforts to create integrated learning opportunities , contribute to each student’s transformative liberal arts education, and foster a sense of community throughout the College in order to help students fulfill their potential as scholars, young adults, and informed citizens.

What is student affairs?

Student Affairs upholds the mission of the College by serving as a catalyst to create a community that embodies civility and respect and is focused on supporting students’ liberal arts education.