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Our new BS in cybersecurity will blend mathematics and computer science along with key knowledge in digital security. Cybersecurity is a growing field with a strong need for qualified individuals in the workforce. There are cyber attacks every day in the news, from the 2016 election to the breaches in Equifax and Target. We are hoping to pair with industry to train students to keep people’s information safe.”

Jessica O’Shaughnessy | Associate Professor of Cybersecurity

Remember when web design came out in the ‘90s and you needed someone to design a website and the only person you could turn to was a high school student? That is sort of happening with virtual reality.”

J.J. Ruscella, M.F.A. | Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning (SCiL) Executive Director and Associate Professor of Theatre

The new virtual reality majors are terrific examples of Shenandoah’s ability to offer cutting-edge programs that integrate skills and knowledge across disciplines. By virtue of our strengths in theatre, media production and technology, we are uniquely positioned to give students hands-on experience in designing, creating and applying virtual reality experiences.”

Adrienne Bloss, Ph.D. | Shenandoah University Provost

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SCIL

SCIL infuses AR and VR simulation models into teaching and learning experiences.

Applied Technology Faculty

Teaching the Cutting Edge

Faculty in the Division of Applied Technology are on the cutting edge of academia. They are launching programs focused on emerging markets and new technology. Majors in the division are the first of their kind in the nation, and division faculty are the first instructors in their fields in the nation.

Meet the Applied Technology Faculty