LaVonda Taylor ’13, credits Shenandoah University with providing the support she needed to push past challenges and build a career dedicated to empowering the next generation of students. Taylor, ... Continue Reading Shenandoah’s Profound Influence First-Gen Alumni…
Ashley Kincaid ’14 Uses Her Degree Every Day
Through classwork, on-campus employment and internships, Ashley Kincaid '14, developed the skills needed to forge a career path that includes, marketing, communications, and art. ... Continue Reading Ashley Kincaid ’14 Uses Her…
Communications Grad Has Taken His Basketball Expertise Around The World Jamal K. Atkins '01 credits Shenandoah with helping him develop the skills he's used making a difference on three continents and in 10 countries
Jamal K. Atkins '01 credits Shenandoah with helping him develop the skills he's used making a difference on three continents and in 10 countries. ... Continue Reading Communications Grad Has Taken His…
Shenandoah University Lends Creative Hand to Valley Health’s COVID-19 Vaccination Radio Campaign ‘Double Shot (Of The Country’s Love)’ Aims to Give Nudge to Those on the Fence About Getting the Vaccine
The radio hit “Double Shot (Of My Baby’s Love)” made its debut nearly 60 years ago, and the version recorded by The Swingin’ Medallions in 1966 climbed up the Billboard Hot 100 charts. This summer, ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Lends Creative Hand…
College of Arts & Sciences Faculty News: Fall/Winter 2020 Faculty win top awards and see work accepted for publication
Division of Applied Technology Director Anne Marchant, Ph.D., (pictured) received the Dr. John Noftsinger Leadership Award at the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council's annual Tech Nite event this ... Continue Reading College of Arts & Sciences…
University Department Co-Sponsors Young Screenwriters’ Conference Online event features comic artist and filmmaker Dash Shaw
Project Write, in partnership with Shenandoah University’s Department of Media and Communications, hosted its second annual Young Screenwriters’ Conference in October. The daylong online event ... Continue Reading University Department Co-Sponsors Young Screenwriters’…
Shenandoah Students Win Big at the Virginia Emerging Filmmakers Festival Five of the 18 winners were Shenandoah students and alumni
Shenandoah University held its Inaugural Virginia Emerging Filmmakers Festival! Over 75 short films were submitted by high school and college students from around the U.S. Forty-two films, selected ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Students Win Big at…
Shenandoah Film Studio Holds Virginia Emerging Filmmakers Festival Festival Takes Place This Weekend at The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Shenandoah University is holding its inaugural Virginia Emerging Filmmakers Festival this weekend. The festival is presented in association with the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Winchester. Join us ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Film Studio Holds Virginia…
A Fire To Perform Media & Communication Major Pursues Acting Opportunities
Shortly after senior media and communication major A.J. Cabbagestalk made a decision earlier this year to pursue a career in acting, he earned an appearance on an HBO drama. Already engaged with ... Continue Reading A Fire To Perform Media…
Documentary Course Puts Students’ Lives Through a Lens Filmmaker and Journalist Helps Future Filmmakers Hone Their Skills
Fall 2018 introduced a rebuilt course to Shenandoah University. Assistant Professor of Media & Communication Glenn Osten Anderson M.F.A., M.St., restarted Film 371: Documentary Filmmaking. As a ... Continue Reading Documentary Course Puts Students’ Lives…
Famed Character Actor Visits Shenandoah Stephen Tobolowsky Talks With Students About Craft; Showing Up; And Adding To, Rather Than Subtracting From, Life To Achieve Happiness
Legendary character actor Stephen Tobolowsky wrapped up a three-day visit to Winchester with an Oct. 8 question-and-answer session with Shenandoah University students in an appearance sponsored by the ... Continue Reading Famed Character Actor Visits Shenandoah…
Sophomore Works On ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Shenandoah Student Begins Building Career With Summer Job On Feature Film
Not many people can say that they spent part of the summer with Wonder Woman. Shenandoah University sophomore Joe Fisher can. Fisher, a media and communication major from Clarke County, Virginia, ... Continue Reading Sophomore Works On ‘Wonder Woman…
Shenandoah University To Hold Third Annual Sport Management Forum Forum To Focus On Women In Sport And The Challenges, Hurdles And Issues Encountered
The Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business Sport Management program, in conjunction with the Sport Business Club, will present the 2016 Sport Management Forum from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 24, ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University To Hold Third…
Veteran Of The Washington Post To Speak At Shenandoah University On Oct. 26 Leonard “Len” Shapiro To Address His Experiences Throughout A Lifetime In Journalism
(PHOTO: Courtesy of Jeff Miller, UW-Madison) Leonard “Len” Shapiro, former reporter, editor and columnist for The Washington Post, will speak at Shenandoah University at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. ... Continue Reading Veteran Of The Washington Post…
Shenandoah University To Observe LGBTQ+ History Month Series Of Events Presented By Gender & Women’s Studies Planned For The Month Of October
Throughout the month of October, Shenandoah University’s Gender & Women’s Studies Program will host a series of events in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month. This series of events is presented in ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University To Observe LGBTQ+…
Mass Comm a Home Run for Former Kinesiology Major
Senior mass communications major and member of the Hornets baseball team Joseph Bittner came to Shenandoah because he wanted to experience the community and personal relationships that come with ... Continue Reading Mass Comm a Home Run…