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Pictured, left to right: Amy Phillips, MGCC Executive Director Educational Foundation & Director of Institutional Advancement; Bethany Usher, Radford University Provost; Dr. Bret Danilowicz, Radford University President; Dr. John Rainone, MGCC President; Dr. Ben Worth, MGCC Vice President of Academic Affairs, April Tolley, MGCC Director of Human Resources; and Suzanne Ostling, MGCC Associate Vice President & Chief Student Affairs Officer. (MGCC photo)

Pictured, left to right: Amy Phillips, MGCC Executive Director Educational Foundation & Director of Institutional Advancement; Bethany Usher, Radford University Provost; Dr. Bret Danilowicz, Radford University President; Dr. John Rainone, MGCC President; Dr. Ben Worth, MGCC Vice President of Academic Affairs, April Tolley, MGCC Director of Human Resources; and Suzanne Ostling, MGCC Associate Vice President & Chief Student Affairs Officer. (MGCC photo)

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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – Radford University President Bret Danilowicz, Ph.D., and Provost Bethany Usher visited Mountain Gateway Community College on Friday, February 7, to discuss the Tartan Transfer Program, a partnership with eight Virginia Community Colleges that streamlines the transfer process for students. The initiative offers a seamless pathway for community college students to continue their education and earn a bachelor’s degree at Radford, with benefits such as affordability, maximized transfer credits, personalized advising, and career preparation. This collaborative effort demonstrates Radford’s commitment to making higher education more accessible and career-focused for Virginians.

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