Catalog - Virginia Intermont College

Student Life 48
involvement in co-curricular opportunities, including adventure-based learning,
intramural and recreational activities, social and multicultural experiences, and
campus governance. Also, OSA provides advising and event planning support for
all recognized student organization activities. Information about student activities
can be obtained through the Director of Student Activities located on first floor
Main Hall (276/466-7921) or at www.facebook.com/VIStudentActivities.
All VI faculty, staff and students have the ability to form a club or organization in
accordance with the policies and procedures outlined by the Office of Student
Activities and the Cobra Student Handbook. In order to be officially affiliated as
an organization and have the ability to use school resources and facilities, the
organization must receives recognition through the Office of Student Activities
and Student Government Association. Once recognized, each organization is
required to register at the beginning of the fall semester and submit updated
rosters, advisor information, and signed no-hazing forms.
Music activities are provided for students who are interested in a musical outlet.
Private lessons in piano, organ, and voice are available and membership in the
Concert Choir is open to all students by audition.
Art and photography exhibits of student work and the art and photo clubs furnish
outlets for students with special interest in the visual arts.
Drama productions involve students who are interested in acting, costuming,
make-up, directing, scene-painting, and lighting - all the talents and capabilities
needed in the theatre.
Virginia Intermont has also developed the concept of the campus as a gallery.
Through this project, the common areas on campus will be used as a gallery for
college-owned student and faculty art.
Student Publication: The Campus Crier is produced by a student staff and advised
by a faculty, staff, or administrative member of the College.
Virginia Intermont College encourages freedom of speech and freedom of the
press. The College has an obligation to maintain order and discipline based upon
the mission of the College and has an administrator who is responsible for specific
student publications.
Admissions Ambassadors promote an interest in Virginia Intermont for prospective
students by giving campus tours, telephoning applicants, writing letters responding
to inquiries, hosting prospective students, and other recruitment activities.
Membership is acquired by signing up with the Admissions Office.
Worrell Honors Program for Studies Abroad: Admission into the Worrell Honors
Program for Studies Abroad is competitive and open to students with a 3.0 GPA
or better. Substantial financial aid is available. The program has been centered
Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog