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Show Off Your SU Achievements On Merit

Students: Throughout your academic career, Shenandoah publishes your achievements online through Merit. Accomplishments such as making the dean’s list or president’s list, graduation, studying abroad, and other important milestones are posted to your online Merit page for you to read and share.

If you are new to Shenandoah, you will soon receive an email notifying you that you have been signed up for Merit. If you do not want your achievements shared through Merit, you may opt out at any time. Returning SU students who are already signed up for Merit, or who have previously opted out, do not need to take any further action.

Think of your personal Merit page as an online portfolio of your time at Shenandoah University. SU will add awards, honors and milestones to it, and you may add to your page as well. You can personalize your page with photos, academic and extracurricular activities, and work experience.

If you want your family, friends, mentors and others informed of your successes, encourage them to subscribe to receive notifications of your achievements by visiting my.meritpages.com/student-updates.

Questions? Contact the Office of Marketing and Communications at omc@su.edu.

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