Home » Magazine News » Page 30

Magazine News

Seminar Developed by Shenandoah Student Focuses on Improving Diversity Among Physician Assistants

Goal Is To Draw People From More Backgrounds Into The Profession, Leading to Better Health Outcomes for All

Lack of diversity is an issue in the physician assistant (PA) profession, according to figures presented by Pangela Dawson, Ph.D., PA-C, director of Morehouse School…

Continue reading Seminar Developed by Shenandoah Student…

Interim Vice Presidents To Assume Permanent Roles in Shenandoah’s Office of Administration & Finance

Courtney Jarrett named VP for finance, CFO; Phil Evans named VP for administration, continues as general counsel

In an effort to lay the infrastructure for the university to grow, President Tracy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D., announced that the interim vice president roles of Courtney…

Continue reading Interim Vice Presidents To Assume…

School of Health Professions News: Late Spring/Early Summer 2022

Get the latest about the divisions of Athletic Training, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant Studies and Graduate Public Health

The divisions within Shenandoah University’s School of Health Professions are distinguishing themselves not only with faculty research, but also with students receiving high-level scholarships and…

Continue reading School of Health Professions News:…

Shenandoah University Joining Common App for 2022-23 Application Season

New partnership will streamline the application process, expand SU’s reach to potential students

Prospective students applying to Shenandoah University for the 2022-23 academic year will soon be able to do so through The Common Application, an online college…

Continue reading Shenandoah University Joining Common App…

Army Veteran Finds Stable Educational Experience At Shenandoah

J.D. Oldaker ’24 is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Virtual Reality Design

When J.D. Oldaker left the U.S. Army in 2012, after more than 9 years of military service, he decided that he would pursue a college…

Continue reading Army Veteran Finds Stable Educational…

Helen Zebarth Retires From Nursing School After 43 Years During National Nurses Month

Nursing Faculty Member Wraps Up Extraordinarily Influential Shenandoah Career With Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award

Helen Zebarth, RN, (shown above, at left, in blue) has retired after 43 years with Shenandoah University. During her tenure, Zebarth served as an associate…

Continue reading Helen Zebarth Retires From Nursing…

Seven Research Projects Accepted for Presentation at Voice Foundation’s 51st Anniversary Symposium

Shenandoah Conservatory’s voice pedagogy graduate program has achieved a record number of accepted papers for presentation at the Voice Foundation’s 51st anniversary symposium “Care of…

Continue reading Seven Research Projects Accepted for…

Zieg ’24 Awarded Mostly Modern Festival Fellowship

Alyson Zieg ’24 (Bachelor of Music in Performance – Trumpet) received a fellowship to attend and perform at the Mostly Modern Festival (MMF) in Saratoga…

Continue reading Zieg ’24 Awarded Mostly Modern…

Shenandoah University’s Children’s Literature Conference Kicks Off With Slate of Virtual Visits

CLC to wrap up with in-person events, creating a hybrid experience that celebrates ‘The Gift of Story’

The Shenandoah University Children’s Literature Conference (CLC) is in full swing with a slate of virtual author/illustrator visits and happy hours that will lead up…

Continue reading Shenandoah University’s Children’s Literature Conference…