Spotlights
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‘Happy campers’ at Adventure Amputee Camp
Photo by LEE LUTHER JR Rachel Ridder (left) and Emma Sarich (right) guide Neena, a participant in the Adventure Amputee Camp, down a slope at Wintergreen Resort. This is the first year the nonprofit, which is aimed at children 8… Read More
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Karen Kennedy Schultz Presented Higher Education…
Karen Kennedy Schultz ’79, ’86, director of the Center for Public Service & Scholarship at Shenandoah, displays President Obama’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll award, which was presented to Shenandoah for its dedicated service to the community. The Honor Roll is… Read More
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Public Events: Join Us!
Performances
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Today7:00
An Intimate Evening with Garrison Starr & P.J. Pacifico at Bright Box (15 N. Loudoun St., downtown Winchester) features Starr, who has collaborated with artists such as Mary Chapin Carpenter, Glen Phillips and Steve Earle, and Pacifico, who has gained… Read More
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3/92:00
Shenandoah Conservatory Arts Academy Student Recitals begin at 2 p.m. in Goodson Chapel / Recital Hall. Contact the Shenandoah Conservatory Arts Academy at [email protected] FREE Read More
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3/93:15
Shenandoah Conservatory Arts Academy Student Recitals begin at 3:15 p.m. in Goodson Chapel / Recital Hall. Contact the Shenandoah Conservatory Arts Academy at [email protected] FREE Read More
Lectures & seminars
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3/177:00
“Land Rush: How Do You Feed the World?” – part of the Why Poverty? documentary film series – begins at 7 p.m. in the Center for International Programs in Cooley Hall. Refreshments are provided. Contact Professor of Religion & Philosophy… Read More
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3/193:00
“Land Rush: How Do You Feed the World?” – part of the Why Poverty? documentary film series – begins at 3 p.m. in Goodson Chapel/Recital Hall, Room 15. Contact Professor of Religion & Philosophy Barry Penn-Hollar at [email protected] FREE Read More
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3/197:00
“Give Us the Money: How Do You Change the World?” – part of the Why Poverty? documentary film series – begins at 7 p.m. in the Center for International Programs in Cooley Hall. Refreshments are provided. Contact Professor of Religion… Read More
Conferences & Institutes
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Conferences, Camps & Special Initiatives
Professional Development & Community Programs
Office of Education Outreach
Global & Community Education
Career Switcher Program
The Career Switcher Program was created by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) to provide an alternative pathway into teaching for individuals who have not completed a teacher preparation curriculum but who have considerable life experiences, career achievements, and academic backgrounds that are relevant for teaching in grade 6 – 12.
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Center for Lifelong Learning
If you are looking for classes to enhance your workplace skills, for specific fields such as medicine or technology, to increase your job security, for “going green”, or for certifications or personal enrichment, we have them! Investigate the Center for Lifelong Learning to learn more about our varied and diverse educational offerings.
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