Schools & Centers |
Gifts to our academic programs make the difference to students like Ricca Baker, who chose J. Sargeant Reynolds because it offered an excellent program in business administration, was affordable and close to home. By ensuring Reynolds' tradition of providing a quality education that is accessible and affordable, private support for the college’s academic offerings sustains the Reynolds in a number of ways:  | Endowment funds support the development of new programs and schools | | Outright gifts for curriculum development, updated facilities, and new technologies help create an optimal learning environment | | Corporate and foundation gifts support faculty research and knowledge advancement | | Unrestricted gifts to a program's discretionary fund provide flexible support for a variety of academic initiatives |
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New Schools & Centers |
| Private support also helps to fund the expansion of new academic programs to meet the needs of the Richmond community. In accordance with the college’s strategic plan, several new schools and centers are being introduced that need your support. |
| School of Culinary Arts, Tourism and Hospitality |
With the goal of supporting efforts to make Richmond a leader in recreational and business travel and tourism, the college has developed the School of Culinary Arts, Tourism and Hospitality to help produce a trained hospitality and tourism workforce. This school will house the Ukrop's Center for Culinary Education, the Center for Hospitality Education, and the Metro Richmond Tourism Academy. |
| School of Health Sciences |
In response to regional national demands for health care professionals, the college has developed the School of Health Sciences which will encompass the Center for Nursing Education, the Center for a Contemporary Hospital Workforce, the Center for Continuing Medical Education and the Center for Community Health. |
| School of Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies |
Established to address increased regional demands for trained professionals in these areas, the School of Engineering and Manufacturing technologies is home to programs in automotive technology, architecture, engineering, electronics, and horticulture. |
| Center for Teacher Education |
The Center for Teacher Education was developed to serve as a centralized resource for information, advisement and programs for students interested in a career in teaching. Through its programs and services, the Center for Teacher Education will address acute workforce needs of the teaching profession through service to current and future educators in the Richmond service area.
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Other Academic Programs |
| Support for the following academic programs helps to ensure learning excellence. |
The School of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences provides educational programs that prepare students for college-level courses, for transfer to senior institutions, and for employment and to provide courses in the arts, humanities, and social sciences for occupational/technical and transfer programs at the college. |
The School of Mathematics and Science provides a leaning environment where students are given a quality education emphasizing academic rigor, a life-long love of learning, opportunities for personal success and community responsibility. |
The School of Information Systems, Business & Public Safety is home to a wide range of programs designed to prepare students to transfer to a four-year college or university in Business Administration or to gain specific job skills in fields such as accounting, information systems technology and fire science. ISBPS also offers career-oriented programs in small business entrepreneurship, e-commerce, real estate, visual merchandiser and wholesale distribution. |
