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Rappahannock Community College details new health‑sciences facility and program growth
Summary
RCC reported enrollment gains, new dual‑enrollment welding at New Kent, and a planned $7.2 million health‑sciences building in Warsaw funded largely by a federal grant and private donations; the college asked local officials to continue support and highlighted Lancaster student counts.
Dr. Kennedy, president of Rappahannock Community College, told the Lancaster County Board on March 27 that RCC is expanding workforce programs and building a new health‑sciences facility in Warsaw to serve regional needs.
Key points: Kennedy said RCC opened a new welding facility in New Kent in August, expanding dual‑enrollment options for high‑school students and freeing space at the Glenns campus for additional students, including those from Lancaster County. The college is finalizing plans for a diesel and welding building that will allow conversion of existing space for other trades…
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