Shenandoah University | A College of Distinction
Shenandoah University has received national recognition as a college of distinction for its individualized and engaging education and its student success and satisfaction.
Shenandoah earned recognition for its many student-centered programs, including first-year seminars; programs in service-learning and diversity and global learning; interdisciplinary programs; collaborative assignments and projects; capstone projects; and study abroad programs and internships.
Why Shenandoah?
Skylar Degroot ’22
Stephens City, Virginia
“What stuck out to me about my major was its diversity. It doesn't stay in one genre or one brand of music technology, rather it takes all disciplines and career lines into consideration. It's a great feeling that I'm not signing my life away to one path of music, and have the diversity to consider and explore any option I please."
Music Production and Recording Technology (MPRT) – Jazz Trombone
University News
Shenandoah University’s Children’s Literature Conference Kicks Off With Slate of Virtual Visits
CLC to wrap up with in-person events, creating a hybrid experience that celebrates ‘The Gift of Story’
The Shenandoah University Children’s Literature Conference (CLC) is in full swing with a slate of virtual author/illustrator visits and happy hours that will lead up to a concluding, two-day in-person event and a young reader-focused celebration at ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University’s Children’s Literature Conference…
Shenandoah University To Celebrate 1,337 Graduates At May 21 Commencement
SU to honor Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as symbol of the defense of freedom and democracy
Shenandoah University will celebrate 1,337 graduates at its 2022 spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 21, inside the James R. Wilkins, Jr. Athletics and Events Center. The 2022 University Commencement will recognize 237 August 2021 ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University To Celebrate 1,337…
Military Experience Leads Army Vet to Study Psychology at Shenandoah
Logan Williams ’24 served for 8 years, studying psychology to ‘figure out more’ about himself
Shenandoah University psychology student Logan Williams ’24 said recently that college wasn’t an option when he was nearing his final years of high school a decade ago. He never could have imagined that lightning would literally strike, change his ... Continue Reading Military Experience Leads Army Vet…