A new article on “Ecotourism” by Giles Jackson, Ph.D., Baxa Professor of Stakeholder Capitalism and Director of Shenandoah University’s Institute for Business, Sustainability & Society, was ... Continue Reading Jackson Publishes Article On ‘Ecotourism’…
Institute for Business, Sustainability & Society Launches ‘Waste Stream 2’ School of Business Students Explore Sustainable, Scalable Business Opportunities
Earth Day, April 22, marks the official launch of Waste Stream 2, an initiative of the new Institute for Business, Sustainability & Society (IBSS) at Shenandoah University. Inspired by Elvis & ... Continue Reading Institute for Business, Sustainability &…
‘A Cupid For Christmas’ is University’s Second Feature Holiday Film Shenandoah Produces Movie Magic With Capital Arts Entertainment
Filming has started on “A Cupid For Christmas,” a romantic holiday comedy that will be co-produced by Shenandoah University and the Los Angeles-based Capital Arts Entertainment. The movie features 20 ... Continue Reading ‘A Cupid For Christmas’ is…
Shenandoah Receives Approval for Fall Reopening Plan Plan Details Health, Safety Measures Needed to Resume Classes in 2020-21
Shenandoah is proud to announce that its plan for reopening in the fall and conducting in-person instruction has been approved by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV). The ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Receives Approval for Fall…
Fall Sports Scheduling Announcement The university is suspending athletic competition until Jan. 1, 2021
Shenandoah University Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Dr. Bridget Lyons announced Tuesday that the university is suspending athletic competition until Jan. 1, 2021. This decision comes in ... Continue Reading Fall Sports Scheduling Announcement The…
Shenandoah’s Updated Plans for Fall 2020 We are committed to ensuring your safety upon your return to Shenandoah.
Dear students, faculty and staff, I hope you are enjoying a summer in which you and the people you love have remained safe and well. We are committed to doing whatever is necessary and possible to ... Continue Reading Shenandoah’s Updated Plans for Fall…
Preparing students for a diverse world Shenandoah welcomes new chaplain and Muslim community coordinator
Hanaa Unus has joined Shenandoah University as chaplain and Muslim community coordinator. Unus started July 29 in the Office of Spiritual Life. She is the first clergy person in the school's nearly ... Continue Reading Preparing students for a diverse…
Tae Kwon Do Champ Uses Skills to Grow, Break Challenges & Help Others Ashley Hunziker ’18 transformed from bullied child into a teacher with a passion for healing, thanks, in great part, to her love of Tae Kwon Do.
Ashley Hunziker ’18 is a Tae Kwon Do teacher, coach and competitor driven to help others. Discover how this public health major is creatively incorporating Tae Kwon Do into her academic life in the ... Continue Reading Tae Kwon Do Champ Uses…
Readiness & Luck Brig. Gen. Lisa Doumont ’95 Enhances Career and Education with Leadership Doctoral Studies
Brig. Gen. Lisa Doumont ’95, a senior ranking officer in the U.S. Armed Forces, learned her "can-do" attitude from her mother, who returned to nursing school at age 52. Doumont, who earned an ... Continue Reading Readiness & Luck Brig. Gen.…
The Business of Show Business
Tony Award-winning actress, singer and stage director Phylicia Rashad, a household name as a result of her role as Clair Huxtable on the NBC sitcom “The Cosby Show,” braved Winter Storm Jonas on ... Continue Reading The Business of Show Business
A Shenandoah Serenade (and Love Story)
Shenandoah is a place where generations of couples have met and fallen in love, married and started their happily-ever-afters.But one of the most recent couples to pledge their troth at the university ... Continue Reading A Shenandoah Serenade (and Love…
Remembering Hal Herman
Shenandoah University said a final goodbye in January to a man who left a significant mark on both the university and its surrounding community over the course of more than four decades.Shenandoah ... Continue Reading Remembering Hal Herman
Course Turns Education Students Into Published Authors
Not many people publish a book as the result of a semester’s worth of work. But that’s just what 20 graduate students in the School of Education and Human Development's EDU 647: Projects in Curriculum ... Continue Reading Course Turns Education Students Into…
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…