During her senior year at Shenandoah University, Amanda Loranger ’17 started investing in the cryptocurrency market. The Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) alumna, who now works in the ... Continue Reading Bitcoin: One Alumna’s Experience BBA…
Alumnus Purchases Local Pharmacy Anthony “Tony” Fields ’04 is the new owner of Lantz’s Pharmacy & Gifts in Stephens City, Virginia
Anthony “Tony” Fields ’04 is the new owner of Lantz’s Pharmacy & Gifts in Stephens City, Virginia. Fields, who worked at Lantz’s for a decade before buying the business, said he considers the ... Continue Reading Alumnus Purchases Local Pharmacy Anthony…
Q&A with Matt Tanner ’14
Matt Tanner '14, BBA, is an entrepreneur who never lets opportunity pass by him – a quality which has propelled him into founding and serving as the CEO of Philly Boyz Cheesesteaks LLC, becoming a ... Continue Reading Q&A with Matt Tanner ’14
Interview: Codie Carter ’12 Alumnus' entrepreneurship combines his business and women's studies background
Q. Where are you from, and how did you first hear about Shenandoah University? I am from the small town of Kilmarnock, Virginia, with a population of less than 1,500 people. I first heard about ... Continue Reading Interview: Codie Carter ’12 Alumnus'…
Ask a Business Administration Alum: Greg Van Sickler ’11 Premium Sales Account Executive for the Houston Astros
Shenandoah was the perfect fit, as I wanted a more intimate, smaller school experience." This was just one of the reasons why Greg Van Sickler ’11 chose Shenandoah University. “First and foremost I ... Continue Reading Ask a Business Administration Alum:…
Pharmacy Alumna Rides For Pediatric Cancer Research & Cure Tiffany Chan Hits the Road by Motorcycle to Help Others
Tiffany Chan ’17, Pharm.D., is taking to the roads this weekend to raise money to assist children dealing with pediatric brain tumors. She, along with her boyfriend, will travel by motorcycle on ... Continue Reading Pharmacy Alumna Rides For Pediatric…
A Positive Prescription Pharmacy School Alumna Prepared to Help Others In Need, Whenever Possible, Starting With Her Home Country
On May 31, a tanker-truck bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, killed more than 150 people, in the worst suicide bombing since the Taliban’s 2001 ouster. Nazila Raofi Salamkhail ’17, Pharm.D., who had ... Continue Reading A Positive Prescription Pharmacy School…
Music Therapy Student Nets Research Award Money Will Pay for Statistics Consultation on What May Be Largest Study to Use Live Music in an ICU
Ray Leone '86, ’17 MT-BC, was awarded the Mid-Atlantic Region (MAR) Graduate Research Award for his research, "The Impact of Two Music Therapy Interventions on Vital Signs, Pain, and Anxiety for Adult ... Continue Reading Music Therapy Student Nets Research…