Shenandoah University - Curiosity Required
The social sciences examine societal norms and cultures. You’ll study human issues through local and global lenses, realizing that relationships within communities or populations start locally but can affect regions and communities across the globe.
Think critically to think creatively, analyze critically and communicate effectively within a global society. Students use a variety of methods to document, inspire, communicate, entertain and affect change through scholarship, digital storytelling and the written word.
The natural sciences are devoted to studying the natural world through applied science and scientific methodology to examine reality, steward our planet’s natural resources or improve the human condition. Students prepare for careers in research, education, biotechnology and the health professions.
This land along the great river can’t help but inspire the creativity, imagination and curiosity of everyone in the Shenandoah University community.
—Professor of History Warren Hofstra, Ph.D.
Come enjoy 195 acres of preservation land along the Shenandoah River for use as an outdoor classroom and recreational space for the university community and general public. This historic property was integral to the July 18, 1864, Battle of Cool Spring. It also serves as a living laboratory for history and the environmental studies programs.
Throughout the fall 2016 semester, Shenandoah University’s Spanish Film Club will host a film series featuring Spanish-language films from around the ... Read More...
The electoral landscape in the United States is a constantly shifting system of electoral behaviors and institutional rules. Redistricting – the ... Read More...
Shenandoah University has been awarded a $10,000 grant by Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) and the Teagle Foundation to develop a four-course, 12-credit ... Read More...
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