From June 5 through June 13, seven students visited the Czech Republic to experience the Prague Quadrennial Global Experiential Learning (GEL) trip with Assistant Professor of Theatre – Lighting Design Andrew Carson, M.F.A., and Costume Designer ... Continue Reading Students Explore Theatrical Design at…
Cantus Singers Explore Austria During Strudel, Steins and Song GEL Trip
From May 25 through June 6, members of the Cantus Singers traveled to Austria for the Strudel, Steins and Song GEL trip with Professor of Voice, Choral Conducting and Choral Music Karen Keating, D.M.A., to explore Mozart’s work through the lens of ... Continue Reading Cantus Singers Explore Austria During…
Students Explore London Theatre and History During GEL Trip
From May 25 through June 7, 16 theatre students traveled to England for the London Theatre and History GEL trip with Assistant Dean for Student Learning and Associate Professor of Theatre Carolyn Coulson, Ph.D. and Director of Acting and Associate ... Continue Reading Students Explore London Theatre and…
Shenandoah Forms Partnership With Chinese University Collaboration Could Include Dual-Degree Programs, Research and Faculty Teaching
A delegation from Shenyang Normal University (SYNU) in China visited Shenandoah University on May 8 to formalize a partnership between the two schools.
Led by Vice President Jinlong Xu, the group of four met with the leadership teams from ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Forms Partnership With Chinese…
Four Continents & A Business Degree Shenandoah student Courtney Hodges takes advantage of all the travel opportunities offered by the university and grows immeasurably as a result
It really isn’t surprising that business administration major Courtney Hodges is set to visit her fourth continent this summer on a journey, like all of her international trips so far, taken through Shenandoah University.
Learning About Civil Discourse In Higher Education Shenandoah Partners With Muslim-Majority Countries To Exchange Ideas
Shenandoah University recently partnered with Bridgewater College and two universities in Muslim-majority countries to learn how to provide better opportunities for civil discourse within higher education.
The Barzinji ... Continue Reading Learning About Civil Discourse In…
Shenandoah Graduates Join The Peace Corps Two Alumnae Prepare To Travel Abroad To Make A Difference And Change The World
– By Rachel Deanne Sherman ’18
For the first time, two new Shenandoah alumnae will serve in the Peace Corps at the same time.
Brenda Nieves ’18 and Maddie Albornoz ’18 leave for their programs in September. ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Graduates Join The Peace…
Global Studies at Any Age Shenandoah Child Care Center Teacher ‘Brings Iceland Back’ to Preschool
From flat permafrost tundra to glowing active volcanos and massive icy glaciers, Iceland is unlike anything you would experience in the Shenandoah Valley. It could almost feel like a world away from the rolling hills and red brick buildings of ... Continue Reading Global Studies at Any Age…
Project Explores Cross-Cultural Understanding Dr. Younus Mirza To Promote Cultural Exchange With Muslim-Majority Societies
Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies at Allegheny College Younus Mirza, Ph.D., has joined Shenandoah University as a scholar-in-residence and director of the Barzinji Project.
The project is a year-and-half-long program connecting ... Continue Reading Project Explores Cross-Cultural Understanding Dr.…
Lessons in Education From Finland Shenandoah Students Bring Home Insights From Top Educational System
Over spring break, three faculty members from Shenandoah University’s School of Education & Leadership (SEL) took 19 doctoral, master’s and undergraduate students to Finland to study what is acknowledged as the world’s best educational system ... Continue Reading Lessons in Education From Finland…
