Riverland News
Multiple challenges contributing to high farm stress levels; Free workshops teach ag advisors to reach out
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) will offer “Down on the Farm: Supporting Farmers in Stressful Times” trainings in January, February, and March. The professional development workshop will be offered in six different cities across Minnesota; it is designed to help people who work with farmers on a regular basis recognize and respond when they see farmers experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, and other challenges.
Americana band Rogue Valley to teach, perform in Austin; Riverland students participate
Americana band Rogue Valley will visit Austin for a week of school residencies staring Feb. 5 followed by a performance featuring local students from Riverland Community College, Austin High School and MacPhail at the Paramount on Saturday, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Riverland Theatre and Music present romantic musical, 'She Loves Me'
Riverland Community College Theatre and music departments present their first musical of the 2017-2018 season, the romantic comedy She Loves Me.
Riverland President receives inaugural Distinguished Diversity Leadership Award at Minnesota State conference
Dr. Adenuga Atewologun (Dr. Nuga), Riverland Community College's president, recently freceived the inaugural Distinguished Diversity Leadership Award. He was presented the award at the Minnesota State Academic and Student Affairs conference at Breezy Point in October.
Riverland is providing working adults with flexible and personalized education options
A Flexible and Personalized Learning Option
Riverland Community College is providing working adults with flexible and personalized education options.
Riverland Students Pursuing STEM Careers to Benefit from $10,000 AT&T Contribution
AT&T Contribution Will Support $1,000 Scholarships for 10 Riverland Students
Pursuing Careers in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Riverland Theatre launches season with Rossum's Universal Robots
Riverland Community College Theatre is kicking off its 2017-2018 season with the drama R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots).
Road construction hinders Albert Lea Campus access during first week of classes
Download a map to learn how to get around road construction that blocks the main road access to the Riverland Campus.
Minnesota State Chancellor provides statement regarding events in Charlottesville
We stand with the University of Virginia, the City of Charlottesville, and the Commonwealth of Virginia, and we rededicate ourselves to ensuring that our campuses are safe places free of intimidation or fear, where ideas can be debated and where all students – no matter their race or creed or gender – can learn and grow.
Riverland Theatre announces 2017-2018 Season
Riverland Season features three shows never performed at Bridges Theatre and one original work adapted by Riverland instructor
Riverland Community College Theatre Director Lindsey Duoos Williams announced the Theatre Department’s 2017-2018 season today. This season will present a variety of plays and musicals, including three shows that have never before been performed at the Frank W. Bridges Theatre and one original world premiere work.
Riverland announces President's and Dean's lists for 2017 spring semester
Riverland Community College is pleased to announce the students whose academic achievement placed them on the 2017 spring president’s and dean’s lists. Riverland congratulates these individuals for their outstanding academic accomplishments.
Staska receives MnCCECT lifetime achievement award
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Brian Staska, Riverland Fire Training Program Manager |
The Minnesota Council for Continuing Education and Customized Training (MnCCECT) announced at the 2017 State conference that Brian Staska, Riverland Community College’s Fire Training Program Manager received the lifetime achievement award.
Riverland celebrates students and donors at annual Evening of Excellence
The Riverland Community College Foundation recently held their Evening of Excellence Scholarship Ceremony bringing together more than 450 students, donors, family, friends, and Riverland employees to celebrate students receiving scholarships during the 2016-17 academic year. To date this year, the Riverland Community College Foundation has awarded 500 scholarships valued at more than $470,000 to Riverland students. These funds are sponsored by the local individuals, organizations, and businesses.
Riverland Theatre and Music imagine the World of Dr. Seuss in 'Seussical'
Riverland Community College Theatre concludes in 2016-2017 season with a musical that both adults and children alike will enjoy, Seussical.
MnDOT, Riverland Community College partner in snowplow donation
A snowplow donation from the Minnesota Department of Transportation to Riverland Community College’s truck driving program is expected to aid students and the state’s transportation agency.
Riverland Theatre explores 'Language' of love
Riverland Community College Theatre kicks off 2017 with the funny and deeply heartfelt play The Language Archive by Julia Cho.
Dan Hoffman named Interim Director of Center for Agricultural and Food Science Technology
Dan Hoffman has been selected as Interim Director of the Center for Agricultural and Food Science Technology at Riverland Community College. Dan brings nearly 40 years of experience in agriculture, education, business and leadership to the position.
Riverland eliminates application fee
Starting Tuesday, no fees will be charged to individuals
applying to attend Riverland Community College
Riverland raises funds for IMMR Program's truck
Local companies provide financial support for
Riverland’s Industrial Maintenance Program equipment purchase
Hormel Foods partners with Riverland to launch maintenance trainee program
The Hormel Foods Austin (Minn.) Plant and Riverland Community College have partnered in their efforts with a new Hormel Foods Maintenance Trainee Program. With the lack of qualified candidates in the applicant pool over the last several years, Hormel Foods realized it was time to try something different. The company developed a new program where they offered an opportunity for their current production employees who showed initiative, mechanical aptitude and the desire to try a career in the maintenance field.