The word “snow” brings many thoughts to mind. For some it is fun, beautiful and exciting. For some it means sledding, snowball fights and making snow angels. For others it means something completely different. It means icy roads, dangerous drifts and a plethora of car accidents.
Although I’ve written many papers since starting at Rochester College last year, I remember very well the first paper I wrote. It was a descriptive narrative essay for Composition A. This three-page paper was the catalyst that opened up a whole new world in my life.
RC alumnus, Troy Butler, has gathered the story of his life and walk with Christ in a new book, “Count It All Joy,” which he debuted at a book signing at Rochester College in November. Born with cerebral palsy, Butler, 41, has worked to overcoming his disease since birth.
Hot Rods. Flickr. Welding. Dogs. Twitter. Road trip. Photography. A Steel Bra. What do all those have in common? My summer internship required for my degree at RC.
While growing up, all Dr. John Todd wanted to do was become a house contractor and pilot after helping his father, who was a building contractor.
Meet RC's New Dean of Students
Rochester College’s new Dean of Students Brian Cole looks forward to calling Rochester, Mich. home. Cole, 38, and his wife, Jennifer, have been married for 8 years. Their daughter, Gracie, will be 5 years old in November.
A Story of God's Faithfulness
Today. January 27, 2009. This day marks nine months from the day the decision was made, the hope rekindled. And yet, after all the hoping, all the waiting, all the heartache… today feels like the end. Let us go back to the beginning of the story.
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