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Trio of Education Students Named Strong Scholars

Fall 2026 awardees plan teaching careers in elementary, special, and music education

Three Shenandoah University education students have received Hattie M. Strong Foundation (HMSF) Scholarships to help defray expenses during their student-teaching semester this fall. All of…

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Siblings Matthew Thompson, at left in a striped shirt and dark trousers, and Sarah Limoges, right, in a sleeveless floral dress, stand along a verdant road in Clarke County, Virginia. The pair are the founders of the pediatric occupational therapy business, Pathway Pioneers. Both are graduates of Shenandoah University's occupational therapy graduate programs.

SU Sibling Occupational Therapy Graduates Bring It All Back Home

Pathway Pioneers provides an array of pediatric services in Clarke County, Virginia, and surrounding areas

Shenandoah University alumni siblings Sarah Limoges ’25, OTD, and Matthew Thompson ’17, ’19, MSOT, recently turned their shared Shenandoah occupational therapy training into Pathway Pioneers,…

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November 2026 Class Notes

November 2026 Class Notes

On Oct. 21, Scott Logsdon (C ’84) released a five-song EP from his new rock musical, “Romero and Juliet”, which he co-created with composer Aaron…

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Von Homer '05

How Kinesiology Graduate Dr. Von M. Homer is Shaping the Future of Human-Centered AI

From analyzing the mechanics of human movement to engineering patented artificial intelligence systems, the career trajectory of Dr. Von M. Homer ’05 illustrates the reach…

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Internships And More Lead New Cybersecurity Grad to IBM

Practical experience at Shenandoah University made a huge difference for Abigail Keene ’26

At Shenandoah University, Abigail Keene ’26 gained the hands-on experience she needed to land her current job as a security and compliance engineer at IBM…

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Janelle Anderson ’25, ’26 and Jessica Littlejohn '26

Shenandoah School of Business Graduates Join Inaugural Virginia Athletics Foundation Intern Cohort

Shenandoah University’s School of Business has always taken pride in preparing students to step straight from the classroom into high-impact roles. That tradition continues with…

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Bevin Taylor '25

SU Acting Graduate Bevin Taylor ’25 Wins Best Oral Advocate at Scalia Law School

Acting skills are proving to be a superpower for Bevin Taylor ’25, who recently received the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University’s prestigious…

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Shenandoah Career Switchers Win Teaching Accolades

Honors confirm three recent program graduates made the right choice

Before being named a 2026 finalist for Fairfax County Public Schools’ Outstanding Secondary Teacher of the Year, Jason Marsh had a 29-year career in IT…

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Katerina Deising '27 in Prauge, Czechia, with the city behind her, as she sits on a high wall. She is wearing a dark shirt and slacks.

Box Lacrosse Tournament in Czechia Provides Invaluable Internship Experience for Shenandoah Student

Exercise Science Major Katerina Deising ’27 Already Using What She Learned

Katerina Deising ’27 applied to Shenandoah University specifically for its top-notch Master of Science in Athletic Training and Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Her decision…

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October 2026 Class Notes

October 2026 Class Notes

In September 2026, Nadine Dunn (C ’90) retired from the University of Maryland, College Park. She and her husband relocated to Spain. Sarah Howard-Carter (C…

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