Catalog - Virginia Intermont College

Introducing Intermont 9
Café Intermont and the Student Lounge – This wifi area is one of the most
popular leisure spots on campus for students to relax, listen to music, and
play pool, ping pong, or foosball. Students may get something to eat while
they visit with one another, use their laptop computers, or watch TV.
Worrell Fine Arts Center, built in 1961, houses the facilities for Photography
and Digital Imaging, Music, Speech and Theatre. Multiple galleries are used for
student and faculty art and photography exhibits and as display areas for periodic
exhibits of the works of artists and photographers from all parts of the country.
The Center contains Trayer Theatre, a facility for teaching and performing, and
Norman L. Nunn Recital Hall. The Recital Hall contains a three-manual Möller
organ.
Science Hall, built in 1963, is the largest academic building on campus and
underwent a major renovation and expansion in 2011. Science Hall houses
classrooms and a lecture hall for science, math, business and education and flexible
use space for the PC and tutoring center. The building has state-of-the-art science
laboratories and new technological capacity. The PC Center and classrooms are
located on the first floor. The second floor contains a Foundational Academic
Tutoring Center for tutoring in Math and Writing, general classrooms, and faculty
offices for the department of Business. The third floor contains laboratories,
classrooms, and faculty offices for Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics.
Science Hall PC Center is a Windows-based microcomputer installation
equipped with 18 systems, two laser printers, and a projection system for
faculty teaching. The Center is open extended hours to all students, faculty,
and staff. Lab monitors are available at designated times to aid users.
Kennedy Auditorium is an amphitheatre-style lecture hall featuring recent
technology enhancements from the J. Henry Kegley Foundation.
The Humanities and Social Sciences Building is a three-story classroom and
faculty office building. The first floor contains the department of Social Work
offices. The second and third floors house classrooms and faculty offices.
Harrison-Jones Memorial Hall, completed in 1967, offers dressing rooms,
classrooms, maintenance operations, and reception areas. The structure is
named for the Rev. J. R. Harrison, founder of
the College, and his son-in-law, S. D. Jones,
Intermont president from 1889 to 1898.
J. Henry Kegley Auditorium, a 982-seat
auditorium is located inside Harrison-
Jones Memorial Hall. The auditorium
was modernized and renovated in
2004 with improvements to the stage,
Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog