The Health and Human Performance professor is the second Roanoke professor to win this award in three years. 

Dr. Valerie Banschbach and Nicole Sabilia '19 were part of an RC group who attended a climate change justice rally in Washington, D.C. in honor of Pope Francis.

LiberalArtsColleges.com ranked Roanoke in the Top 20 for Accessible and Approachable Professors. U.S. News included Roanoke on the A+ for B students list.

In his newest book, Dr. Harry Wilson argues that a pair of U.S. Supreme Court decisions and an intensity gap between pro- and anti-gun groups has effectively dissuaded national elected officials from taking large scale action on guns.

"The hardest part was climbing over the railing and stepping down onto the ledge," Camac said. "I didn't look down."

"La Mision," written by Dr. Dolores Flores-Silva, is one of several short plays performed at Micro Theater Miami.

"The Ought" is for young adults who wonder where morals originate and why they vary between individuals. Dr. Ned Wisnefske worked with a student illustrator on the book.

In a transit residency, the Roanoke professor is riding bus routes and trolleys to observe people and communities, and record her experiences.

Dr. David Taylor's book "The Mathematics of Games: An Introduction to Probability," discusses the basics of probability through games like poker, Yahtzee, Monopoly, blackjack and even bingo.

The teach-in invites all faculty, no matter the department, to spend one class period on March 12 or 13 discussing climate change.