Shenandoah University

Eleven students, faculty and staff have been selected to travel to Colombia as part of Shenandoah University's Global Citizenship Project (GCP). The trip takes place over spring break, March 6-16, 2020. Each year, students are chosen for GCP based on a written essay, their desire to experience other cultures, and their lack of previous travel experience. Participants learn of their destination only after they've been selected for GCP. Destinations this year are the Azores, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, Malaysia and Indonesia. The program started in 2005.

Fifteen students, faculty, staff and alumni have been selected to travel to Bhutan as part of Shenandoah University's Global Citizenship Project (GCP). The trip takes place over spring break, March 6-16, 2020. Each year, students are chosen for GCP based on a written essay, their desire to experience other cultures, and their lack of previous travel experience. Participants learn of their destination only after they've been selected for GCP. Destinations this year are the Azores, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, Malaysia and Indonesia. The program started in 2005.

Eleven students, faculty and staff have been selected to travel to Cameroon as part of Shenandoah University's Global Citizenship Project (GCP). The trip takes place over spring break, March 6-16, 2020. Each year, students are chosen for GCP based on a written essay, their desire to experience other cultures, and their lack of previous travel experience. Participants learn of their destination only after they've been selected for GCP. Destinations this year are the Azores, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, Malaysia and Indonesia. The program started in 2005.

Eleven students, faculty and staff have been selected to travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina as part of Shenandoah University's Global Citizenship Project (GCP). The trip takes place over spring break, March 6-16, 2020. Each year, students are chosen for GCP based on a written essay, their desire to experience other cultures, and their lack of previous travel experience. Participants learn of their destination only after they've been selected for GCP. Destinations this year are the Azores, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, Malaysia and Indonesia. The program started in 2005.

Eleven students, faculty and staff have been selected to travel to the Azores in Portugal as part of Shenandoah University's Global Citizenship Project (GCP). The trip takes place over spring break, March 6-16, 2020. Each year, students are chosen for GCP based on a written essay, their desire to experience other cultures, and their lack of previous travel experience. Participants learn of their destination only after they've been selected for GCP. Destinations this year are the Azores, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Colombia, Malaysia and Indonesia. The program started in 2005.

The Sport Business Association (SBA) at Shenandoah University will be working its second consecutive Super Bowl. Throughout the week, students will volunteer with the Miami Host Committee and NFL On Location Experiences. Students will gain experience in event operations and fan engagement while working at Super Bowl LIVE and NFL Experience, which provide family-fun entertainment including autograph sessions, youth football clinics and more.

The Shenandoah University President's List was created in 2016 and is a great testament to students' hard work. Undergraduate students pursuing baccalaureate degree programs in any school or division are eligible to be named to the President's List. To be considered, students must, for that semester, complete at least 12 semester hours and earn a semester GPA of 3.9 or higher. The President's List is the highest academic standard at Shenandoah University. President Tracy Fitzsimmons congratulates these high achieving students on their fine work this past semester and wishes them her best for continued success.

Shenandoah University's Sport Business Association has now worked at four consecutive College Football Playoff National Championships. This year, nine students traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana, to work at the 2020 College Football Playoffs (CFP) National Championship. Throughout the week, students worked as courtesy car drivers for CFP personnel and support staff at events such as Media Day, Playoff Playlist Live and Playoff Fan Central. On game day, students served as way-finders inside of Mercedes-Benz Superdome for pregame fan experiences. The SBA is preparing to work the NHL All-Star Game, Super Bowl LIV and NCAA Final Four this semester.

The Dean's List is one of the oldest and most widely recognized academic honors for students. At Shenandoah University, undergraduate students pursuing baccalaureate degree programs in any school or division are eligible to be named to the Dean's List. To be considered, students must, for that semester, complete at least 12 semester hours and earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher. Congratulations to the 893 students whose hard work earned them this honor.