Home » Blog » CMI Celebrates Successful Return to Full, In-person Program

CMI Celebrates Successful Return to Full, In-person Program

The 2022 Church Music Institute (CMI) welcomed 23 participants from seven states and the District of Columbia during its two-week run in June. Event highlights included technique and repertoire presentations by guest clinicians, handbell sessions, roundtable discussions on topics ranging from spirituality to global music to the impact of the pandemic, worship services created by the students, an observance of Juneteenth and evening programs at churches in Winchester, Berryville and Upperville.

“After a two-year break it felt wonderful to be back in person,” said CMI Director and Adjunct Associate Professor of Organ Wayne L. Wold, ’07, D.M.A. “Four students were able to complete their requirements for a Church Music Certificate and others began their study in the three-year program. Church Music is central to SU’s history and ongoing mission, and the Church Music Institute is the embodiment of this legacy.”

Plans are already underway for CMI in 2023. Visit su.edu/cmi to learn more.

Categories: , ,

Recent News

Shenandoah University exercise science major Katerina Deising '27 sitting on a wall in Prague, Czechia, with the city's rooftops behind her, during the summer of 2026, when she interned at the European Box Lacrosse Championships held in the city.

Box Lacrosse Tournament in Czechia Provides Invaluable Internship Experience for Shenandoah Student

Exercise Science Major Katerina Deising ’27 Already Using What She Learned

Group photo of students enrolled in the SU and HCT joint program.

Shenandoah University, Henan College Of Transportation Welcome New Cohort To Joint EIET Program

SU, HCT celebrated 140 newly admitted students to the three-year program

Administrators from Yangtze Normal University and Shenandoah University sit at a dais in front of a room full of students.

Shenandoah University, Yangtze Normal University Welcome Inaugural Class For Dual-Degree Programs

The universities announced a landmark partnership in April 2026 that established dual-degree bachelor’s degrees in engineering physics and computer engineering

Women+ on the Edge of Democracy

Acting Program Joins Nationwide ‘Women+ on the Edge of Democracy’ Initiative with Oct. 27 Reading

Acting students present free readings of newly commissioned plays as part of a national initiative exploring democracy and civic dialogue

Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy Professor Jennifer Bryant, Ph.D., dressed in a sleeveless light blue top and navy skirt, does a pull-up on a bar across her office door at Shenandoah's Health Professions Building.

Shenandoah Pharmacy Professor Makes Second ‘American Ninja Warrior’ Appearance

Dr. Jennifer Bryant also brings her ninja training to work with her

Monthly Archives