Student researchers Yohanna Díaz-Amaya (Public Health/Spanish) and Zoe Star (Public Health/Biology) along with their public health professor, Scott McClure, Ph.D., recently saw their paper published ... Continue Reading Public Health Faculty Member And…
A Major Change That Made All The Difference
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 health degree.” ... Continue Reading A Major Change That Made…
Cultivating Real-World Solutions For Social Entrepreneurship Business Students Engage in Social-Change Initiatives At Sullivan Foundation Ignite Retreat, Oct. 7-9
School of Business seniors Camryn Roberts, ’23 (BBA/Concentration in Health Care Management and B.S. in Public Health) and Logan Piotter, ’23 (BBA/Concentration in Business Administration), learned to ... Continue Reading Cultivating Real-World Solutions For Social…
Shenandoah Senior Accepted to Nine Graduate Programs Heads to Yale Abigail Pilcher to pursue research in mosquito-borne diseases in two-year master’s program
Shenandoah senior Abigail Pilcher ’21 will take her interest in biology, public health and mosquitoes to Yale University this fall as a student in its Master of Public Health in Epidemiology of ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Senior Accepted to Nine…
Shenandoah Psychology Students Answer the Call Seven volunteers help out at Concern Hotline
Seven Shenandoah University student-volunteers spent 448 hours this semester lending a listening ear to those calling into the community crisis organization, Concern Hotline. The seven students are ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Psychology Students Answer the…
Katherine (Brady) Peterman ’13 Is On The Case Shenandoah University Alumna Uses Her Public Health Education To Combat The Spread Of COVID-19
Katherine (Brady) Peterman ’13 decided to attempt to re-enter the workforce this summer after spending two years at home with her young son. Thanks in part to Shenandoah University, she possessed the ... Continue Reading Katherine (Brady) Peterman ’13 Is…
In The Long (& Short) Run Additional Year of Eligibility Offers Student-Athletes Opportunities for Championships and Advanced Study
For Shenandoah University track and field student-athletes Emily Miller ’20, ’22, and Elijah Morton ’20, ’21, staying at the university for an extra year to use their extended NCAA eligibility for ... Continue Reading In The Long (& Short)…
Tips For Lasting Online Learning Success Take Some Advice From One of Shenandoah’s Established Online Programs
Shenandoah University’s Master of Public Health program (MPH) was designed as an online experience from day one. Shenandoah’s director of graduate public health programs Michelle Gamber, DrPH, M.A., ... Continue Reading Tips For Lasting Online Learning…
Shenandoah University Adds 15 New Programs To Its Academic Offerings Programs range from cybersecurity to health humanities
Shenandoah University has added 15 new majors and minors to its list of degrees and certificates that students can earn. The university currently offers more than 100 academic programs in seven ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Adds 15 New…
Hornets Joining the Peace Corps We're celebrating Peace Corps Week with these Shenandoah students who are joining the Peace Corps
In celebration of the Peace Corps’ 57th anniversary on March 1, the agency kicked off Peace Corps Week to commemorate the contributions of volunteers and their communities worldwide. “Peace Corps ... Continue Reading Hornets Joining the Peace Corps…
Shenandoah University Selected for CIC Intergenerational Connections Grant Funds to Support Service-learning Practicum for Undergraduate Students
Shenandoah University is pleased to announce it is one of a select group of 21 institutions across the nation chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) to receive a nearly $13,000 grant to ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Selected for CIC…
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…
Shenandoah University To Observe LGBTQ+ History Month Series Of Events Presented By Gender & Women’s Studies Planned For The Month Of October
Throughout the month of October, Shenandoah University’s Gender & Women’s Studies Program will host a series of events in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month. This series of events is presented in ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University To Observe LGBTQ+…
Why It’s Time to Get Your Flu Shot
You know you should get that flu shot. Well, you THINK you should get that flu shot. But who likes getting shots? And now that you consider it. . . what does that shot really do? "Hmmmmm," you think. ... Continue Reading Why It’s Time to Get…
Shenandoah University Student Research on Recidivism Published in VA Engage Journal
“Beyond the Big House: Making the Transition to Life After Prison,” a research project by public health and biology alumna Kelsey Brewster ’14, public health alumna Mina Hailemariam ’14 and public ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Student Research on…
University Celebrates Construction of Health & Life Sciences Building
As construction progresses on Shenandoah University’s Health & Life Sciences Building, the university community gathered together on Aug. 22 for a foundation celebration to honor the opportunities ... Continue Reading University Celebrates Construction of Health…