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Michele Copeland Wins Constitution Day Essay Contest
To promote awareness of civic responsibility and Constitution Day, the Institute for Government and Public Service sponsored a Constitution Day Essay Contest. In all, 17 students submitted essays.
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‘Teachers for Tomorrow’ Program Continues To Grow
Director of Education Outreach Ronald Say has been working to forge more partnerships between secondary institutions and the post-secondary education program of Shenandoah University.
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Shenandoah University Creates Free Market Scholars Program with Assistance from BB&T Corporation
BB&T Corporation has donated $150,000 to Shenandoah University to aid in the creation of the BB&T Free Market Scholars Program; SU will offer scholarships for 10 students per academic year
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College of Arts & Science Student Earns Honor
Environmental studies major Marie Dahl and her advisor Dr. Woodward Bousquet attended the Virginia Academy of Science’s annual meeting where Dahl received an award for her research paper on water quality
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SU Introduces 'app' as part of iMLearning Initiative
Shenandoah's application for the iPod touch and iPhone features university maps, calendar events, directory and sports scores. It is now available from the Apple iTunes Store.
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Karen Schultz Named Director of the Institute for Government and Public Service at Shenandoah University
Karen Schultz, a recognized community leader in the Shenandoah Valley and a faculty member at Shenandoah University since 1981, has been appointed director of Shenandoah University’s Institute for Government and Public Service (IGPS).
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Shenandoah University Ranked 31st by U.S. News & World Report and Among Top Up-and-Coming Schools
Shenandoah University is ranked 31st among master’s level institutions in the south region on U.S. News & World Report's list of America's Best Colleges for 2010.
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Record Numbers of SU Pharmacy Students Apply For Post-Graduate Residences
Approximately Twenty SU Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy students are matched or accepted to post-graduate residencies or fellowships.
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Michael J. Sbandi Receives Prestigious McGowan Scholarship
Shenandoah University business student Michael J. Sbandi has been awarded the prestigious McGowan Scholarship by the Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business
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Values Victory
Shenandoah University's four-person ethics team went to the 10th annual Wachovia Ethics Bowl at Washington & Lee University and came home a very close second-place.
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SU Launches New Integrated Mobile Learning Program
Starting in the fall semester of 2009, the university will put the new environmentally friendly MacBook and Apple iPod touch into the hands of all incoming first-year, full-time students.
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Transforming Children's Lives
Missy Wolff-Burke's summer camp for pediatric amputees has grown to include an average of 30 campers from 12 states, 15 volunteers and a waiting list.