Claytor Nature Center
The Claytor Nature Center has become one of the region’s most comprehensive sites for the study of science and the environment.
Ambitious plans are in place to achieve Lynchburg’s vision of the Center as a nationally-recognized environmental science education and research facility. There is also a great need for improved information technology that will significantly strengthen the Center’s education and research capabilities.
Historic Sandusky
Lynchburg recently partnered with Historic Sandusky, which sits just a mile from campus. An important Civil War site and registered Virginia Historic Landmark, the home is one of the finest examples of Federal style architecture in Virginia’s Piedmont region. Sandusky’s library, document archives, and collections provide a range of options for Lynchburg student research, scholarship and publication.
Office of Equity and Inclusion
Lynchburg educates students from all walks of life. The Office of Equity and Inclusion fosters a climate of diversity where each member of the community has an opportunity to excel. Through multicultural events, training, policy recommendations, and one-on-one conversations, the Office of Equity and Inclusion helps members of the community understand and appreciate diversity and feel included in the life of the institution.
Daura Museum of Art
Friends of the Daura Museum of Art are valued partners helping the museum to provide exposure to the arts for students and the community. The support of our Friends allows us to add to the permanent collection, host traveling exhibits, provide exhibit space for students, and offer classes – like those for the museum studies minor.