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Meet Reynolds Culinary Arts Student Annamaria Zanetti
As a kid she loved to bake and to dance. "Dancing and Culinary have some similarities, such as dedication and creativity," says Annamaria. Her signature dishes? Brookies and a black forest cake spinoff. Read more about this Westhampton Bakery intern whose ultimate goal is to own her own bakery.
“Voyage to Mars: Red Planet Chemistry” Comes to Reynolds
- an International webinar hosted by Reynolds
Here we go marching to Mars
On a rainbow bridge, it don't seem so far
Steppin' into our universe
Moving towards life to solve
the problems on Earth
“Science Fiction often pulls Science into the future. How many times have we romanticized about travel to Mars? Is it humanly, physically possible? What are the realities?” Reynolds Chemistry Professor Dr. Ann Sullivan poses these questions. On Tuesday, October 23 at 6:45 p.m. Reynolds science students, and anyone interested in the topic, will have a rare opportunity to get some answers from the experts.
An Engineer by Heart,
Soon an Engineer by Degree
Meet Reynolds Engineering student, veteran, and VP of the Reynolds Robotics Club Greg Hargraves. He is an engineer at heart, soon to be an engineer by degree, beginning with his studies at Reynolds.
Meet Pat Evans
Instructional Assistant &
Testing Center Manager
Reynolds Testing Center
"I have worked for Reynolds for 42 years. Yes, I said it—42 years," says Pat Evans. Pat knows how to size up and calm down nervous test takers, she knows how to take the good with the challenges, and she knows how to find help for students in need. But did you know . . . well, find out more about Pat by reading her Employee Profile on the Reynolds Blog, the Intranet, or in the Wrap Up.
Upcoming Events
Reynolds Events Calendar > >
Transfer Questions?
Transfer Representatives on Campus the week of October 22: GMU, VCU, UVA.
See the Reynolds Calendar for details.
Domestic Violence
Awareness Table
Mon, Oct 22 | 10 a.m. - Noon |
DTC, 1st Floor Lobby
Drop by to design a domestic violence t-shirt to be displayed around campus on a clothesline, learn about the signs of domestic violence through the Red Flag Campaign, get domestic violence resources and your free domestic violence awareness ribbon.
Fall Into Advising:
Walk-In Sessions
Tue, Oct 23 | 10 a.m. - Noon |
DTC, 1st Floor Lobby AND
Wed, Oct 24 | 10 a.m. - Noon |
PRC, Burnette Hall, 1st Floor Commons and
Georgeadis Hall, Commons
Have a one-on-one conversation about prerequisites, schedule, and admissions with Master Advisors. Master Advisors are trained faculty members from all disciplines who can answer curriculum questions, and share their perspectives about the classroom experience, curriculum, resources, and Reynolds community.
Fright Night! Boo!
Wed, Oct 24 | 6 - 8:30 p.m. |
DTC, 1st Floor Lobby
One of Reynolds most anticipated events is back for an 11th year. Games, popcorn, caricature artist and balloon sculptor. Trick or Treating at 6 p.m. Games and activities at 7:00 p.m. Whether you love a good scare on Halloween or not, this is a great event for people of all ages!
Teachers for Tomorrow
Thu, Oct 25 | 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. |
PRC, Burnette Hall, 1st & 2nd Floor Commons
Open to all Reynolds Education students interested in furthering their career at a four year institution. A question and answer session will be held in Lipman Auditorium from 1 - 2 p.m. Contact Tereasa Hager, School of Humanities, at thager@reynolds.edu, or 804-523-5543.
Sarge Band Pop-In Concert
Thu, Oct 25 | 5 - 7 p.m. |
PRC, Burnette-Georgiadis Courtyard
Hear Sarge crank out classic rock tunes you can dance to. Invite friends, family members, or neighbors to join you! This outdoor concert is free. Rain location: Burnette Hall.
FREE Library Research Workshop:
Research the Smart Way
Fri, Oct 26 | 2 - 2:50 p.m. |
PRC, Massey LTC, Library, Room 103J
Getting too many results with a Google search? Need to get a research paper done and not sure how? Learn to research the smart way with the Reynolds Librarians. We've got everything you need to get started. What we'll cover: Creating topic ideas, the library catalog, databases, search strategies, accessing databases from home, and the differences between Google and the library.
