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Going back to college can be scary, but have no fear—we’re here to help you overcome what’s holding you back from finishing your bachelor’s degree and advancing your career.

Drawing on Rollins’ reputation as a leader in community engagement and social innovation, the new community health major in the College’s Professional Advancement program will prepare students to address the most pressing health-related issues of our time.

From our personalized learning environment to our flexible format, find out why Rollins is the perfect place to finish your degree from the folks who know best: the graduates who have gone before you.

Rollins’ Hamilton Holt School of Professional Advancement and Graduate Studies appoints Gary Moses ’16MBA and Julie Wei to its Board of Advisors.

Anchored in Rollins’ liberal arts ethos, the new leadership minor is designed to help students actively understand and address ever-evolving, multidimensional issues across disciplines and organizations.

As Rollins celebrated its 137th anniversary, the 2021-22 academic year furthered the College’s ongoing mission to provide students with the skills, knowledge, and hands-on learning opportunities they need to change the world.

Andrea Massey-Farrell ’98 understands that giving back is what moves communities forward.

Marybelle Doe ’21, the Hamilton Holt School of Professional Advancement’s 2022 outstanding graduating senior and one of the first graduates of Rollins’ Pathway to Teaching Program, relates her journey to discover wisdom.

Meet the recipients of the 2022 Fred Rogers Global Citizenship Award, Distinguished Alumni Award, Recent Alumni Achievement Award, and Alumni Service Award.

Fairolyn H. Livingston ’83, chief historian of the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, forged her path to advocacy at Rollins.

Neil Otto ’05 helped create a unique partnership that gives teaching aides a pathway to classrooms of their own.