Global Advisory Board & FYW Scholarship
FYW FutureFrontiers Scholarship
Are you a Shenandoah University student passionate about engineering, business, or global experiences? The FYW FutureFrontiers Scholarship, generously sponsored by Mr. Yaowu Feng, President of EAA Group and Advisory Board member of SU Global, supports students who demonstrate excellence in STEM, innovation, leadership, and global engagement.
Each year, the scholarship provides $50,000 in total funding to help students advance their academic and international goals.
This is a competitive opportunity to fuel your future and expand your global perspective. For details on how to apply, contact the Office of Financial Aid or email SUGlobal@su.edu.
SU Global Advisory Board
The SU Global Advisory Board is composed of distinguished leaders from academia, business, and international education. With deep expertise in global partnerships, executive leadership, accreditation, and organizational development, our board members provide strategic guidance and thought leadership to support Shenandoah University’s global vision and programs.
Dr. W. Randy Boxx
Dean Emeritus, Shenandoah University
Dr. W. Randy Boxx is Dean Emeritus of the School of Business at both Shenandoah University and the University of Mississippi. He served eight years as Dean at Shenandoah following five years as Dean of the Else School of Management at Millsaps College. A longtime contributor to AACSB International, Dr. Boxx has chaired or served on numerous accreditation review teams and committees, including the Board of Directors, Executive Committee, and Blue Ribbon Committee on Accreditation Quality. He is a nationally recognized voice in business education and accreditation.
Dr. Alan McKay
Dean Emeritus, School of Pharmacy
Dr. McKay completed his master’s and Ph.D. in health care administration at University of Mississippi in 1980. After that, he became an assistant professor at Mercer University College of Pharmacy. He joined the faculty of the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in 1983 before moving to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences as chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice in 1990. Then he began his new position as founding dean of Shenandoah University’s School of Pharmacy in 1995 and retired in August 2016. In recent years, he served as the director of Shenandoah University’s Design Innovation Center and the Executive Dean at the School of Business.
Dr. RT Good
Dean of Lynn University’s College of Business and Management
Dr. RT Good is Professor Emeritus at Shenandoah University and Dean of Lynn University’s College of Business and Management. Specializing in strategic planning, international human resources, and entrepreneurship across corporate, non-profit, and government sectors. Dr. Good is a strategic consultant with Bold Mind X Group and Ideas for Action, LLC. Where he leverages decades of expertise advising institutional leaders and government entities across 85 countries, including the U.S. Departments of Defense, Education, and Health and Human Services. Dr. Good holds a post-doctorate from the University of Florida, an Ed.D., an MBA, and top HR certifications (SPHR, GPHR, SHRM-SCP).
Mr. Thomas R. Edgar
President (Ret.), T.R. Edgar & Associates
Mr. Tom Edgar is the retired President of T.R. Edgar & Associates, a consulting firm specializing in human resources strategy for small to mid-sized companies. With a focus on increasing organizational productivity through effective talent management, his firm also guided clients in labor law compliance and building positive workplace cultures. Mr. Edgar brings decades of HR expertise and a deep understanding of workforce development to the Board.
Mr. Yaowu Feng
Founder & President, Elite & Alliance Group
Mr. Yaowu Feng is the Founder and President of the Elite & Alliance Group and serves on the Board of Directors of the Middle China Chinese Expat Chamber of Commerce. A passionate advocate for Sino-foreign education, he has established over 30 global dual-degree programs and founded four international colleges. Mr. Feng has also contributed to educational philanthropy, including support for the Bourns College of Engineering at the University of California, Riverside and Shenandoah University.