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E-liminating E-waste
As much as we love our gadgets, their production and disposal are a growing harm to the environment and our health. The toxic pollution created by discarded cell phones, televisions, ink cartridges, stereos and batteries can harm people. However, there are things we can do as consumers and citizens to address this problem.
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The information in this section is provided as a courtesy from third party websites and does not imply official endorsement by the University.
July 13-15, 27-29
Walk to Freedom: The Mary Draper Ingles Story: Nesselrod Bed and Breakfast
July 24
2018 Radford Parks and Rec Free Concert Series: Kat Mills: Bisset Park, 7-8 p.m.
July 25
Minor League Baseball: Johnson City Cardinals vs. Pulaski Yankees (Christmas in July): Calfee Park, 7-10 p.m.
July 26
2018 Wildwood Park Summer Nature Series: "Avian Anecdotes: Tales from Wildlife Rehab": Wildwood Park, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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No upcoming athletics events
Information about summer athletic camps can be found here.
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June 21 - July 28
Radford City Fine Arts Show, all-day, Radford University Art Museum on Tyler
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 Math Professor Neil Sigmon leads study abroad to D.C. and England
Students set out on an adventure to study cryptology at several historic sites.
July update on the merger between JCHS and Radford University
The detailed process of bringing the two communities together has gained momentum.
Students to study dendrochronology in Wyoming
Geospatial Science Professor Stockton Maxwell and three students will participate in the North American Dendroecological Fieldweek later this month.
 Steve Cassaday '76 receives multiple honors from Barron's
World-renowned investment publication Barron's has ranked Cassaday the top financial advisor in Virginia on its annual 'Top 1,200 Financial Advisors: State by State' list.
Counselor Education faculty member featured on public radio show
Counselor Education assistant professor Sharon Jones is being featured in an interview on the With Good Reason public radio program focusing on summer reading recommendations.
Alumnus hikes Appalachian Trail
After receiving his bachelor's degree in social science and his teaching license in 2012, Radford University alumnus Andrew Frazier took one last big adventure before starting his career. He packed his bags and began a five-and-a-half month journey on the Appalachian Trail.
 Criminal justice professor, former FBI special agent takes prelaw curriculum to Canada
Luke William Hunt, assistant professor of criminal justice and prelaw advisor, traveled to the University of Toronto to internationalize Radford University's prelaw program.
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Tony Grantham '00 has been named assistant coach with the Navy football program. Grantham spent the 2017 season as the defensive coordinator at Western Illinois.
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July 13
Highlander Hometown Tour - Graze on Main Wytheville, Virginia Highlander Hometown Tour - Skeeter's Wytheville, Virginia
July 14
Radford University Alumni and Friends Night at Kindred Spirit Brewing Richmond, Virginia
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