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Kimberly Siguenza Depaz ’21, ’25, knew she wanted to be a physician assistant back when she started looking at colleges in high school. Now, she’s…
Shenandoah University’s Health & Life Sciences Building now bears the name of a longtime SU supporter whose contributions helped fund the state-of-the-art building’s construction on…
On Thursday, Sept. 7, Jonathan A. Noyalas ’01, M.A., director of Shenandoah University’s McCormick Civil War Institute, was honored by the Josephine School Community Museum…
Ashayla Byrd ’21, who graduated from Shenandoah with degrees in dance and English, said her time at Shenandoah prepared her for life by teaching her…
Kaitlyn Sage ’20 switched to the public health program two years into her Shenandoah education. “I would have never found my passion without my public…
Denzel B. White ’15, who is now a leader in Suffolk (Virginia) Public Schools, says being a mentor to students and watching their growth over…
Kayla D. O’Connell ’19, ’20, says the most rewarding part of her career is creating connections with her student-athletes. This helps her know how they…
Kaitlinn Lose Devolites ’16 interned as a student at the center, which provides care for adults diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Now, as the center’s…
Through classwork, on-campus employment and internships, Ashley Kincaid ’14, developed the skills needed to forge a career path that includes, marketing, communications, and art.
Two Shenandoah University students and three faculty and staff members recently left the quiet, rolling hills of the Shenandoah Valley to immerse themselves in the…