Shenandoah's general education curriculum is becoming even more collaborative and interdisciplinary. Discover how general education is evolving in the Fall 2016 issue of Shenandoah Magazine. ... Continue Reading General Education Reinvigorated The general…
Building on Our Legacy Shenandoah athletes reflect on the meaning of the university's athletics program as a new Athletics & Events Center takes shape.
As construction begins for Shenandoah's new Athletics & Events Center, we take a look back at the university's long athletic history, and what the athletic experience has meant to generations of student-athletes. Read the full story in the Fall ... Continue Reading Building on Our Legacy Shenandoah…
Readiness & Luck Brig. Gen. Lisa Doumont ’95 Enhances Career and Education with Leadership Doctoral Studies
Brig. Gen. Lisa Doumont ’95, a senior ranking officer in the U.S. Armed Forces, learned her "can-do" attitude from her mother, who returned to nursing school at age 52. Doumont, who earned an associate degree in nursing at Shenandoah, has returned to ... Continue Reading Readiness & Luck Brig. Gen.…
The Business of Show Business
Tony Award-winning actress, singer and stage director Phylicia Rashad, a household name as a result of her role as Clair Huxtable on the NBC sitcom “The Cosby Show,” braved Winter Storm Jonas on January 25 to travel to Winchester to speak to a crowd ... Continue Reading The Business of Show Business
A Shenandoah Serenade (and Love Story)
Shenandoah is a place where generations of couples have met and fallen in love, married and started their happily-ever-afters.But one of the most recent couples to pledge their troth at the university did so in a pretty big, delightful way, complete ... Continue Reading A Shenandoah Serenade (and Love…
Remembering Hal Herman
Shenandoah University said a final goodbye in January to a man who left a significant mark on both the university and its surrounding community over the course of more than four decades.Shenandoah Conservatory Distinguished Professor Emeritus of ... Continue Reading Remembering Hal Herman
Course Turns Education Students Into Published Authors
Not many people publish a book as the result of a semester’s worth of work. But that’s just what 20 graduate students in the School of Education and Human Development's EDU 647: Projects in Curriculum & Instruction class did in the fall 2015 ... Continue Reading Course Turns Education Students Into…
When Service and Learning Are One and the Same
In mid-December 2015, students in the stage costuming class led by Costume Designer and Associate Professor of Costume Design Cheryl Yancey, M.F.A., ripped fabric, manned sergers and wrangled with a material called PUL (a lightweight polyester lining ... Continue Reading When Service and Learning Are…
Music Therapy Alumna Segues Into Special Education
A major, a minor and one particular class converged to lead Kelsi Yingling ’13 down a new path within familiar educational territory. Yingling, 23, of The Plains, Virginia, is the first graduate of Shenandoah Conservatory’s music therapy program to ... Continue Reading Music Therapy Alumna Segues Into…
