Catalog - Virginia Intermont College

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flooring, lighting, sound system and decorative accents.
Flentrop organ is featured in the auditorium.
The College’s
The Virginia Ruth Hutton Blevins Art Building, donated to the College in 1997 and
renovated in 1998, houses the foundation, ceramic, printmaking and sculpture
studios.
Administrative Building, located in Main Hall contains offices for Admissions,
Career Development, and Student Support Services.
East Hall houses the offices of the President, Provost, Business, and Advancement.
The fifth floor houses natural light painting and drawing studios.
Student Housing is concentrated in several areas of campus:
Main and West Halls, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors, are co-ed by floor. First floor
Main and West also contain offices for Student Development, Residence
Life, Student Activities, Spiritual Life, Mental Health Counselor, Registrar,
Business Office and Financial Aid.
Intermont Hall, completed in 1966, houses 181 students. The six-story
building features lounge areas, laundry facilities, a kitchen and a recreation
area. Health Services is located on the first floor of Intermont Hall. It is open
Monday -Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Photography laboratories are located
on the lower level.
Moore Street Apartments are a historic home which has been transformed
into apartments. These apartments range from studio to two-bedroom and
are unfurnished. These apartments are offered to students based on GPA
and credit hours earned.
Parater Apartments are just a short walk from campus and offer 12 twobedroom
furnished apartments. These apartments are offered to students
based upon GPA and credit hours earned. Each apartment has an outside
entrance, 2 full baths, cable, internet, local phone, a washer, and a dryer.
Our 24-hour Security Department patrols the apartments as part of the
campus, and an Apartment Manager lives on the premises.
The Dining Hall is located on the first floor of the West Wing of the Main Complex.
It is completely equipped with cafeteria and dining facilities. The facility underwent
major refurbishing and renovations in summer 2001.
Smith-Canter Gymnasium, built in 1928, is named for Mrs. Mary Lou Smith, an
alumna and long-time faculty member of the College, and Mrs. Virginia Canter,
who served as a faculty member and later Registrar before her retirement. It
contains the main gymnasium floor, dressing rooms and an air-conditioned fitness
center with treadmills, recumbent and upright bicycles, steppers, and elliptical
Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog