Shenandoah, Bank of Clarke Enter Into Three-Year Partnership
Student Internships Will Be Offered at Bank’s Berryville Branch
Shenandoah University and the Bank of Clarke County have entered into a partnership that will provide internships and learning opportunities for students in marketing, finance, human resources and information technology.
On Wednesday in Halpin-Harrison Hall, Shenandoah President Tracy Fitzsimmons and Bank of Clarke President and CEO Brandon Lorey signed a memorandum of understanding that will join the two entities in partnership for the next three years.
This partnership illuminates the true essence of symbiotic relationships. The Bank of Clarke County and Shenandoah University have a long history of positive growth together. This is a perfect fit.”
Fritz Polite, Ph.D | Assistant Vice President of Opportunity Development
Through the partnership, the Bank of Clarke County will provide one or more experiential learning programs at Shenandoah per fall and spring semester. Experiential learning programs include guest lectures, career panels, information sessions, and virtual and in-person career fair events.
Bank of Clarke County will also offer three to five paid internships per fall, spring, and summer semester, dependent upon availability. Students will need to apply for the internships.
We are very excited about this new partnership and the opportunities it will bring to both organizations. We cannot wait to learn and grow along the next generation of business leaders.”
Brandon Lorey | Bank of Clarke President and CEO
Shenandoah students at any of the university’s three sites (Winchester, Scholar Plaza-Loudoun, and Fairfax) can apply for the internships (in either marketing, finance, human resources and information technology), which will take place at the bank’s Berryville branch.
As not only a local citizen who has lived in the Winchester community my whole life but also a Shenandoah student, this signing represents an amazing opportunity for a symbiotic relationship between two organizations that are investing in students’ futures. The Bank of Clarke County has been such a positive presence in the Winchester community and especially in my own household, where my parents have banked with them for more than 15 years. I am so excited about the opportunities that they are offering the students and we look forward to performing our best for the bank and the community.”
Brian Lee ’21 | BBA sport management student
The deadline to apply is April 30, 2021, at 4 p.m. To apply, visit https://joinhandshake.com and sign up.
About Bank of Clarke County
Founded in 1881, Bank of Clarke County is a wholly owned subsidiary of Eagle Financial Services, Inc. (OTC:EFSI). The mission of BoCC is to be a trusted partner and preferred provider of financial solutions in the communities we serve by using the power of every connection. Bank of Clarke County offers a broad range of commercial banking, retail banking and trust and investment services through 13 bank branches and 1 loan production office located throughout Clarke, Frederick, Loudoun and Fairfax Counties, as well as the City of Winchester, Towns of Purcellville and Leesburg. The Bank provides various banking products and services including free access to over 55,000 ATMs through the Allpoint® network plus online and mobile banking for individuals and businesses.
The Company’s common stock trades on the OTC Markets Group’s OTCQX Market under the symbol EFSI. For more information about Eagle Financial Services, Inc., and the Bank, please visit www.bankofclarke.bank.
