Shenandoah University’s approximately 600 student-athletes from the university’s 22 teams placed first among Division III schools in an annual community service competition. Shenandoah was first ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Athletes Recognized for Community…
How To Be Civically Engaged and Socially Distant Ways To Help Are Abundant. Here’s What You Can Do.
Shenandoah University Director of Civic Engagement Keith Jones Pomeroy offers his advice on how you can do something good for those around you while keeping health and safety in mind. In this period ... Continue Reading How To Be Civically Engaged…
Woke Week Celebration Attend Woke Week Events November 1-7
Woke Week Examines What It Means To Be Woke And Stay Woke. Each day you can participate in activities and events that challenge or provide awareness on social justice topics affecting the campus ... Continue Reading Woke Week Celebration Attend Woke…
National Hispanic Heritage Month Highlighting the diversity, culture and traditions of Latinx and Hispanic communities
The Brandt Student Center is decorated with flags representing a variety of Latin American and Caribbean nations for Hispanic Heritage Month! From September 15 to October 15 every year in the United ... Continue Reading National Hispanic Heritage Month Highlighting…
Shenandoah Holds Weeklong Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Event offers performances, dialogue and service opportunities
Shenandoah University is celebrating civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a weeklong slate of events meant to encourage reflection, service and dialogue. Martin Luther King Jr. Week at ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Holds Weeklong Celebration of…
Students Help Combat Food Insecurity Campus Kitchen At Shenandoah Fights Hunger Throughout The Community
Two days a week, inside the bustling dining hall at Shenandoah University, a group of students suit up to combat food insecurity. The students are a part of the Campus Kitchen Shenandoah University ... Continue Reading Students Help Combat Food Insecurity…
Woke Week Celebration Attend Woke Week events November 5-9
Woke Week examines what it means to be woke and stay woke. Each day you can participate in activities and events that challenge or provide awareness on social justice topics affecting the campus ... Continue Reading Woke Week Celebration Attend Woke…
Symposium To Help Leaders Steer Nonprofits In Challenging Times The Nonprofit Governance Symposium will be held in Stimpson Auditorium and co-sponsored by Shenandoah University
On Tuesday, Oct. 16, area leaders of local nonprofit organizations are invited to come together to learn how to better navigate the challenges they face. The Nonprofit Governance Symposium, ... Continue Reading Symposium To Help Leaders Steer…
When Service and Learning Are One and the Same
In mid-December 2015, students in the stage costuming class led by Costume Designer and Associate Professor of Costume Design Cheryl Yancey, M.F.A., ripped fabric, manned sergers and wrangled with a ... Continue Reading When Service and Learning Are…
University Honored for Commitment to Community Service
Shenandoah University has been named to the 2014 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, which honors the nation’s leading higher education institutions and their students, faculty ... Continue Reading University Honored for Commitment to…
‘Giving Voice to Those Who Have Served’ – Shenandoah University Veterans Writing Project
» Visit the Veterans Writing Project page for more information Every veteran has a story; some just need a little help telling it. The newly-formed Shenandoah University Veterans Writing ... Continue Reading ‘Giving Voice to Those Who…
GOVERNOR-ELECT MCAULIFFE NAMES SCHULTZ TO TRANSITION COMMITTEE
Shenandoah University Director of the Center for Public Service & Scholarship Karen Schultz, Ph.D., was named to Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe’s Common Ground for Virginia Transition Committee in ... Continue Reading GOVERNOR-ELECT MCAULIFFE NAMES SCHULTZ TO…