College of Arts & Sciences

Shenandoah University's College of Arts and Sciences is your direct connection to a classic, broad-based education to satisfy both your intellectual curiosity and career goals. With a 10:1 student-faculty ratio, small classes and individualized learning opportunities, we put students at the center of all our decisions and events.

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Dr. Beverly Brown Schulke, associate professor of criminal justice/sociology and chair of criminal justice Studies has been awarded a Maurice L. Mednick Memorial grant.    

Beginning May 27, the Willa Cather Institute of Shenandoah University will present an exhibition dedicated to Cather's Virginia roots at the Winchester-Frederick County Visitor Center, located on the ground floor of SU's Davis Hall    

The Virginia Council of Teacher of Mathematics (VCTM) has announced that Dr. Elaine Magee, assistant professor of mathematics at SU, has been selected to receive the 2010 VCTM William C. Lowry Mathematics Educator of the Year Award for for the university     

Following the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti, Cindy & Jerry Saint-Fort wanted to go home to their parents in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, but they knew they needed to stay at Shenandoah to work on their education.
    

To promote awareness of civic responsibility and Constitution Day, the Institute for Government and Public Service sponsored a Constitution Day Essay Contest. In all, 17 students submitted essays.
    

Former Virginia Senator John Warner among this year’s honorees - also honored are former Pennsylvania State Senator Terry Punt, Stephens City, Va. Mayor Ray Ewing and retired City of Winchester Administrator Sharon Gromling.
    

Six students in Shenandoah University's Environmental Education (ES 340) course taught a unit on aquatic ecology to seventh-grade life science classes at Daniel Morgan Middle School April 6, 7 and 8.

    

Shenandoah University's four-person ethics team went to the 10th annual Wachovia Ethics Bowl at Washington & Lee University and came home a very close second-place.     

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Carl Chapman
Philosophy & Religion Undergraduate Student
College of Arts & Sciences
Anticipated Graduation: December 2011
Carl has enjoyed active participation in many of Spiritual Life's activities at SU including Mission Possible and SpL@Sh. He plays bass in the House Band for the Wednesday Night Live student-led chapel service as well as the orchestra. He says he is grateful for the many opportunities he has had at SU to augment his Religion major.  
Nicholas Erdman
Undergraduate Pre-Physical Therapy Student
College of Arts & Sciences
Anticipated graduation date: May 2013
Nicholas Erdman is a freshman pre-physical therapy student from Richmond, Virginia. Nicholas started for the Hornets football team while also making the Dean’s List. As a member of the Citizen Scholar Program, Nicholas has performed numerous hours of community service in the Winchester area. He is currently volunteering in the Daniel Morgan Mentor Program at Daniel Morgan Middle School. 
Janiea Moore
Undergraduate Mass Communication major
College of Arts & Sciences
Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2010
Janiea has used the skills she learned from the mass communication program to promote various events for SU clubs, organizations and programs including Campus Activities Network, the Black Student Union and Residence Life. Janiea plans to work within the field of public relations, and she hopes to move to Baltimore, Md. or Philadelphia, Pa. after graduation where she can further utilize her knowledge and communication skills for an urban non-profit organization.