For more than 20 years, Volvo Trucks New River Valley Assembly Plant has been working with Radford University’s Department of Psychology to provide hands-on opportunities for students while also benefiting the assembly plant’s workforce and fulfill one of Radford University’s core values – community – by fostering relationships and a culture of service within and beyond our university community.

Radford University announced the five faculty members that won the 2018 Dalton Eminent Scholar Awards.

To kick off the 2018-2019 academic year, Jack Call, professor of Criminal Justice, and Pam Jackson, professor of Psychology, received the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences Outstanding Teaching Award and the Outstanding Research Award, respectively.

Radford University commemorated the beginning of the 2018-19 academic year on Aug. 23 by welcoming returning and new faculty and staff, celebrating successes of the previous year and looking ahead to a bright future.

Radford University welcomed the new freshmen class on Aug. 23 when move-in began on a perfect Thursday morning.

Radford University faculty, staff and students have been featured in various media outlets this summer.

In 2016, Radford University received a grant to expand training positions for psychology doctoral students in integrated care facilities in the region. Now in its third year, the grant continues to enhance psychological care at the partnered facilities.

Just down U.S. 11 in Christiansburg, Radford University students in the Doctor of Psychology in Counseling Psychology program work hands-on with clients at the Community Health Center.

The College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) celebrated 12 outstanding seniors with family, faculty and friends at the CHBS Graduation Reception on May 4.