College graduation is the culmination of years and years of effort. And yet, it also thrusts you into something new: the world of job seekers. Searching for and landing your first job out of college ... Read More...
Edwards Awarded Fellowship Grant by Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges
The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC) awarded Associate Professor of Voice (Baritone) and Musical Theatre Styles Specialist Matthew Edwards, D.M.A., ’15 a grant for $2,300 in April ... Read More...
Alumnus Named 2016 SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Award Winner
Congratulations to Jonathan Noyalas ’01, who has been named one of the statewide Outstanding Faculty Award (OFA) winners for 2016. Noyalas serves as assistant professor of history and director of the ... Read More...
David McKee: 30 Years On the March
Music education is at the very heart of Shenandoah University's renowned Shenandoah Conservatory. It was one of the first four-year degrees offered by the conservatory and the program is known for ... Read More...
How Teachers Quietly Help Every Day
A post recently making the rounds online from the Alamo City Moms blog, titled Dear Teachers: You're Not Fooling Me, describes a mother's thankfulness for all teachers do to prepare for a new school ... Read More...
Music Therapy Alumna Segues Into Special Education
A major, a minor and one particular class converged to lead Kelsi Yingling ’13 down a new path within familiar educational territory.Yingling, 23, of The Plains, Virginia, is the first graduate of ... Read More...
A Thoroughly Shenandoah Nurse
Debra Myers, DNP, ’93, ’98, ’00, ’12 is a dynamo, plain and simple.As the coordinator of two facilities located at the Heart and Vascular Center at Winchester Medical Center, she helped WMC’s parent ... Read More...
Ringing the Bell: Shenandoah’s English Graduates Well-Represented in Online Magazine
Quail Bell Magazine, an online magazine featuring stories of both real and unreal worlds, has tapped the work of two Shenandoah-connected writers. Six pieces by alumna Colleen Foster ’12 have appeared ... Read More...
Dan Merceruio
Dan Merceruio first heard about Shenandoah Conservatory through a friend who was taking private lessons. He visited campus, had several informal meetings with the professors and was ... Read More...
Daniel Shores
Daniel Shores has worked at a record label located in Boyce, Virginia, known as Sono Luminus for 13 years. After graduation, he was approached by the professor he says influenced him the most, ... Read More...
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