We are eager to help you achieve your academic goals. Everyone is encouraged to stop by the office in 204 Howe Hall.
Contact Us
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
(540) 665 – 4928 | Fax: (540) 665- 5470
Holli Phillips
Director of Learning Resources and Services
(540) 665 – 4928 | hphillip@su.edu
Holli Phillips is the Director of Learning Resources and Services. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice from Old Dominion University and her Master’s of Arts in Psychology from American Public University Systems. Holli’s job duties are best summed up as being “all things learning”. It’s her job to help students find the techniques, resources and skills they need to help them succeed in their academic journey. This includes overseeing the Study Skills courses and the Turning Point Program, acting as the Disability Services Coordinator, and working with colleagues on various committees to serve student needs. She is also the Chapter Adviser for Alpha Lambda Delta, a freshmen honor society.
Marshell Edney
Learning Services Specialist
(540) 665 – 4928 | medney@su.edu
Marshell Edney is the Learning Services Specialist. She holds a Bachelors degree in Communication Studies from The University of Virginia’s College at Wise and a Master’s in Organizational Leadership from Shenandoah University. She coordinates tutoring services for all Shenandoah students. Her favorite part of her job is connecting with students and helping them achieve their academic goals.
Beth Kane
Disabilities Specialist
(540) 665 – 4928 | ekane@su.edu
Beth is the primary contact for disability support, accommodations, emotional support animals and academic coaching. Beth earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the University of Virginia and her Master’s in College Student Development and Administration from Shepherd University. Her favorite thing about working at SU is the dedicated staff and helping students work towards academic success.
Julie Duncan
Student Coach
(540) 665 – 4928 | jduncan@su.edu
The student coach provides academic support to students with disabilities. She works individually with students to assist with organizational and time management skills, planning and prioritizing assignments. Julie earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Edinboro University and her Master’s degree in Counseling and Psychology from Gannon University.