Laurel Ridge Community College Professor Ann Simpson has retired from her teaching career, but plans to increase the time she spends writing books and guides.
Laurel Ridge Community College Academic advisor Caroline Walls has received this year’s Distinguished Classified Staff Award recipient
Dr. Nicole Munday, dean of humanities and social sciences at Laurel Ridge Community College, is this year’s Distinguished Administrator Award recipient.
Laurel Ridge Community College Biology Professor Jan McLaughlin said she will most miss the students as she embarks upon retirement.
History and Humanities Professor Nicole Martin, the 2026 Laurel Ridge Community College Distinguished Faculty Award recipient says the humanities opens a “new world” up to students.
Testing center specialist Kris Stafira is the 2026 Laurel Ridge Community College Distinguished Part-Time Staff Award recipient.
Rachel Stange started her journey at Laurel Ridge Community College as a dual-enrolled student, and now she is the recipient of a prestigious faculty award.
After 15 years at Laurel Ridge Community College, EMS Program Direcctor Paul Cissel is retiring in September.
Laurel Ridge Community College Police Investigator Steve Crisman has strong ties to the college.
As a first-generation college student and a former community college student herself, Laurel Ridge Community College President Kim Blosser cares deeply about community college education, particularly in her native Page County.
Laurel Ridge Community College Campus Police Officer Sandy Seabaugh arrived at the college a few courses short of her associate degree. Under the guidance of Chief Jay Roy, she is working on her doctorate now.
Retired Page County Public Schools Suprintendent Donna Whitley-Smith is now serving on Laurel Ridge Community College’s Educational Foundation Board. She says the college brings hope and opportunity to the rural community of Page County.
