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Announcing The 2025 Orientation Leaders

Take a moment to congratulate Shenandoah University’s 2025 orientation leaders!

Head orientation leaders: Masha Balakersky, Josh Pryor, Katherine Weinhold.

Orientation leaders: Will Bell, Jacob Burns, Madison Cavalet, Samara Drummond, Torri Fry, Lyndsi Good, Blaine Griffin, Alison Griffith, Jaxson Hall, Savannah Hall, Donnie Hawkins, Noah Huffman, Layla Kurtz, Christi Lindsey, Neal Love, Hailey Malinowski, McKenna Newcome, Caitlin Orender, Jailynn Rivera, Jessica Rosnage, Abigail Schwartz, Grady Speer, Alexa Strohman, Emma Thompson, and Owen Thorpe.

Questions? Contact Samantha Nicholson at vif83@su.edu.

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