Home » Blog » Oshiro ’13, ’21 and Powell Challenge Music Therapy Students in Race and #RealTalk Program

Oshiro ’13, ’21 and Powell Challenge Music Therapy Students in Race and #RealTalk Program

Led by Halo Quartet members Shana Oshiro ’13, ’21 (Professional Studies Program for Music Therapy Certification Eligibility, Master of Music Therapy), MT-BC, and Niambi Powell LCSW-C, 75 students in the music therapy community started their yearlong program of discussions and critical reflection on racism as part of the Race and #RealTalk program. Students started with two questions: (1) What kind of community do you want to see in the Shenandoah music therapy department? and (2) How is racism a barrier to achieving this for you as an individual? For the community as a whole? Students will build on this work in classroom discussions and music-making activities, joining together again in December 2020 for another community meeting led by Oshiro and Powell.

Categories: , , ,

Recent News

Karen Schaufeld, an author, entrepreneur, philanthropist, lawyer, and ardent early reading advocate, holds her book, "Larry and Bob" as she answers student questions at Sully Elementary School in Loudoun County, Virginia as part of Shenandoah University's Camp Read A Lot. She is smiling, has long silver hair, and is wearing glasses and a blue button-up shirt.

A Story Shared, And Memories Made

Author Karen Schaufeld delights Camp Read A Lot with her book, “Larry and Bob” 

Three images of Shenandoah athletic training students at the NATA Clinical Symposia and AT Expo.

Shenandoah Athletic Training Students Place Third In National Competition

Trio earned SU’s third straight top-three finish in NATA Student Quiz Bowl

Monthly Archives