March 2025

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Remembering Conservatory Professor Emeritus Steven Cooksey

Professor Emeritus, Organ and Church Music Steven Cooksey ’89, Ph.D., passed away at the age of 83 on Monday, March 10. Shenandoah Conservatory joins the…

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Debut Album by Lončar ’18 Released by Doberman Musique, Release Concert Held at Croatian Embassy

“Danse Rythmique,” a debut album by Maya Lončar ’18 (Bachelor of Music in Performance), was released on Friday, March 14, through Doberman Musique, a Canadian…

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Thompson ’24 Joins National Tour of ‘The Cher Show’

Sarah Thompson ’24 (Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance – Trombone) has taken her talents on the road as part of the national tour of…

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McManus Presents Lecture on Brahms at Library of Congress

Coordinator of Music Literature and Associate Professor of Music History & Literature Laurie McManus, Ph.D., will present a lecture at the Library of Congress on…

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Article Co-written by Landless ’04, ’13 Published in ‘The Arts in Psychotherapy’

“Exploring a therapeutic songwriting program with three people experiencing homelessness and their communities through a cross case analysis,” an article co-written by Associate Professor of…

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Shenandoah Students Gain Global Perspective Through Virtual Exchange

Virtually Going Global debuted in Fall 2024 with the support of the Stevens Initiative

In Fall 2024, Shenandoah University incorporated Virtually Going Global into its First-Year Seminar (FYS) program, introducing a virtual exchange element to the university’s established curriculum…

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Spring 2025 Strong Scholars Named

Scholarship Helps Defray Costs During Student-Teaching for Aspiring Educators

Four Shenandoah University students studying to be educators have been named recipients of $5,000 Hattie M. Strong Foundation Scholarships for Spring 2025.  These awards are…

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Artifact of the Quarter | March 2025

Bayonet Entrenching Tool

Several years ago, MCWI established a relationship with the Fort Collier Civil War Center to support educational and interpretive efforts at Fort Collier, among the…

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Publication Of Note | March 2025

James E. Taylor. “The James E. Taylor Sketchbook: With Sheridan Up the Shenandoah Valley in 1864.” Morningside House, 1989.

*Throughout 2025, the “Publication of Note” portion of the newsletter will highlight some of the director’s favorite books related to Civil War art. Visual representations…

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Shenandoah Receives Largest-Ever Claude Moore Grant

Funds Will Support Literacy-Promoting Efforts

Shenandoah University’s Claude Moore Center for Literacy (CMCL) has received its largest-ever grant from the Fairfax, Virginia-based Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, in the form of…

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