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RCC Students Receive Close to $400,000 in Scholarships for 21-22 Academic Year
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Posted On December 30, 2020
The Rappahannock Community College Educational Foundation, Inc., is the recipient of a $2.7 million charitable gift from Dr. S. Stuart Flanagan.
Flanagan has devoted his professional life to teaching and much of his philanthropic life to providing low-income students the opportunity to attend institutions of higher education.
The funds form the Flanagan Family Endowment and support RCC’s high school Navigator Program that embeds RCC success coaches or navigators in the service region’s public high schools. Navigators provide hands-on advising and support to those students who are especially at risk of not enrolling in any Institute of Higher Education, including short-term workforce credential classes, within 16 months of graduation.
RCC Educational Foundation Receives $2.7 Million Charitable Gift
Glenns, VA The Rappahannock Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. (RCC EFI) is the recipient of a $2.7 million charitable gift from Dr. S. Stuart Flanagan. Dr. Flanagan has devoted his professional life to teaching and much of his philanthropic life to providing low-income students the opportunity to attend institutions of higher education.
The funds form the Flanagan Family Endowment and support RCC’s high school Navigator Program that embeds RCC success coaches or
navigators in the service region’s public high schools. Navigators provide hands-on advising and support to those students who are especially at risk of not enrolling in any Institute of Higher Education, including short-term workforce credential classes, within 16 months of graduation.