This semester, nine Shenandoah University students are teaching hands-on science lessons as part of a partnership with local elementary school students. Through their Reasoning Skills I: Science ... Continue Reading Getting Youth Excited About Science…
Shenandoah now offers 4-year undergraduate education degrees New legislation makes it easier for students to become teachers
On June 24, Gov. Ralph Northam announced that Shenandoah University was one of 15 colleges and universities in the state with new teacher preparation programs that will allow graduates to become ... Continue Reading Shenandoah now offers 4-year undergraduate…
Reaching New Standards in Education Shenandoah's Teacher Education Programs Attain Rigorous Accreditation
After passing a rigorous peer review this spring, Shenandoah University joins 41 other higher-education institutions in earning accreditation for its teacher preparation programs. The Council for the ... Continue Reading Reaching New Standards in Education…
School of Education & Human Development Launches SVEA Chapter
Two Shenandoah students are helming the university’s newly created Student Virginia Education Association (SVEA) chapter.“We want to create a community of future educators who can share and learn from ... Continue Reading School of Education & Human…
Two College of Arts & Sciences Students Awarded Strong Scholarships
Two Shenandoah University undergraduate students, Kevin Cappello and Michaela Ibrahim, have been awarded $5,000 scholarships through the Hattie M. Strong Foundation (HMSF). The students were chosen ... Continue Reading Two College of Arts &…