A wall covered in bright painted squares and photos arranged in concentric circles, a long couch, abundant bean bag chairs, and a small garden of potted plants inside a large window create an instantly welcoming atmosphere at the Mosaic Center for ... Continue Reading The Mosaic Center for Diversity…
Shenandoah’s Top 10 of 2017 Well, this time around, the Top 10 is a little bigger than usual. Check out a bit of what made this year so special here.
Here at Shenandoah, we give. That’s what we do. It’s kinda our thing. We help others: co-workers, classmates, people in the community, and people around the world. We also like to give an insight into what's been going on throughout the year ... Continue Reading Shenandoah’s Top 10 of 2017…
Music Therapy Program Leads Faculty, Students & Alumni Innovate
Shenandoah University's music therapy program is further distinguishing itself as a leader in the field, through additions to the program itself and innovative research and leadership efforts from students, faculty and alumni. Program ... Continue Reading Music Therapy Program Leads Faculty,…
Shenandoah Represented At WHO Forum Physician Assistant Studies Faculty Member And Students Present At And Participate In Forum Focusing On Health Workers From A Global Perspective
Physician Assistant (PA) Studies faculty and students attended the World Health Organization (WHO) Forum on Human Resources for Health in Dublin, Ireland, in November. This meeting was the largest-ever forum focusing on health workers and global ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Represented At WHO Forum…
Model Pharmacy Student Assists Ethiopian Students Mearg Tareke's organization helps girls step forward and succeed.
Mearg Tareke understands how a gift of shoes and school supplies can radically change a life. Tareke, a third-year pharmacy student at Shenandoah University’s Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy location at the Inova Center for Personalized ... Continue Reading Model Pharmacy Student Assists Ethiopian…
A Choice Internship Business student Stephanie Twedt talks about a top-notch summer internship and life as a student with high-functioning autism
Business Administration major Stephanie Twedt ’18, like many Shenandoah students, spent much of her summer interning for a major corporation. However, Twedt connected with her internship at Choice Hotels International’s headquarters in Rockville, ... Continue Reading A Choice Internship Business student…
Shenandoah’s General Education Town Hall Program Draws National Attention
Shenandoah University’s general education town hall program was recently featured on the Association of American Colleges & Universities’ website, in an article about adaptations of California State University–Chico's town hall and Great Debate ... Continue Reading Shenandoah’s General Education Town Hall…
A Shenandoah Story to Remember Shenandoah's 32nd Annual Children's Literature Conference Explores The Enduring Power of Tales Well-Told
Children’s book author and the nation’s first Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Jon Scieszka kicked off Shenandoah University’s 32nd Annual Children’s Literature Conference on June 26, calling it the “best and smartest children’s literature ... Continue Reading A Shenandoah Story to Remember…
Music Therapy Student Wins Fulbright Scholarship Hannah Standiford ’17 delves further into Indonesian musical form.
When Hannah Standiford ’17 graduated from Shenandoah Conservatory’s Professional Studies Program for Music Therapy Certification Eligibility, she knew exactly what her next step would be: return to Indonesia to study the nation’s music, courtesy of a ... Continue Reading Music Therapy Student Wins Fulbright…
Empathy in the Classroom A first-year seminar course builds on a popular photography/interview blog to teach lessons in understanding.
Jessica Peacock’s students in the First-Year Seminar (FYS) course, “We’re All ‘Humans of New York’: Empathy and Connectedness on a Global Scale,” affectionately nicknamed the class “Quotes and Crying.” The quotes accompanied photos and came from ... Continue Reading Empathy in the Classroom A…
