concerts, dances, and festivals. Augusta's full-time staff, plus volunteers, seasonal staff, and work-study students, produce a variety of workshops. These world-renowned workshops and festivals have brought together master artists, musicians, dancers, craftspeople, and enthusiasts of all ages. The Center for Railway Tourism at Davis & Elkins College provides an 18-credit undergraduate minor in Railway Heritage Tourism Management. The curriculum includes course work, independent study opportunities, an internship, and an opportunity to study abroad, all focused on preparing students for a career in restoring and presenting all aspects of America's railroad heritage. The Center for Railway Tourism also provides information and resources for the railway heritage community nationwide to help it assess and meet the interests and needs of a fast-changing national population made up of growing numbers of millennials, racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, and women. Other programs address literacy, STEAM education principles, evolving heritage strategies, and techniques for increasing the general public's awareness of the many ways railroads have influenced American life and culture. Notable alumni Red Corzine, professional football player Glenn Davis, sportscaster Jan Eriksson, professional soccer player Tex Irvin, professional football player Kaia Kater, musician Press Maravich, college basketball coach and father of "Pistol" Pete Maravich Terry Rooney, college baseball coach (did not graduate) Tobi Stoner, professional baseball player Cheryl Abplanalp Thompson, Team USA handball player in 1996 Summer Olympics, inductee into Davis and Elkins College Hall of Fame References External links Official website Official athletics website Davis and Elkins family Buildings and structures in Elkins, West Virginia Education in Randolph County, West Virginia Educational institutions established in 1904 Presbyterianism in West Virginia Private universities and colleges in West Virginia 1904 establishments in West Virginia Universities and colleges affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA)