Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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tlllilllllllLigiif,iExSQj':ifl1i:iF! Q-iiiilli-iiiiw mjgl..4gg..,gg1 iliiil5,5iii,.,' .J I-95 Clinch Valley College, a branch of the University of Virginia, began opera- . . W ii. ii i ir f .-we ii ii. ii. . : if Y iii ii mei: M iii ir ii iii ii ggi'-1 it iiliiw Wi null it it it 1 en 1 rfrwefyss 1 1 ' 2 3 ? , 1 ' . 1 1' 1 L , tion in the fcillrof 1954. Now in its fifth year, Clinch Valley is developing into ' ' bifhfifff' a mature institution with a deepening sense of purpose. Since the beginning, 2,182 students have been enrolled at the College. Enrollments have grown steadily, and an extensive building program is beginning which will provide additional facilities to meet the growing needs. During this year the school has also been improving and perfecting its curric- ulum and adding new courses and new faculty, making the fifth year one of rapid physical and intellectual growth. Vital Statistics Name .. Clinch Valley College of the University of Virginia Address .....................,......... Wise, Virginia Parentage . . . . . .... . . . University of Virginia Age ......... ............ F ive years Opening Date .... September 13, 1954 Size .............. ........ 3 OO acres Present Enrollment .... .. 229 day students 95 part-time students 5 I TEN 5 ,YHRD 111 il l llll f . ' I ...psxqrf .1 gl..i.

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