Shenandoah University

Shenandoah University women's tennis senior Jahveesha Combs has been named Academic All-District in selections announced by the College Sports Communicators.

Graduate student Frankie Ritter and seniors Jacob Faivre and Gavin Horning led a group of nine Shenandoah University baseball players who earned 2023 All-ODAC honors.

Shenandoah University men's lacrosse player Max Myers earned 2023 All-ODAC third team honors.

The Shenandoah University men's and women's tennis programs had a combined nine 2023 All-ODAC honorees in selections announced by the league office on May 4.

Over 100 undergraduate and graduate students presented a display of 50 projects, and winners were announced at the 2023 Shenandoah University Research Expo (SURE).

Shenandoah University student Liberty Tennyson '25 has been selected for the 2023 ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll. The ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll awards college students for doing outstanding work to advance nonpartisan democratic engagement at participating campuses.

Two members of Shenandoah University's women's indoor track & field team, Kiara Felston and Kaitlin Measell, have been named to the VaSID College Division All-State first team, the organization announced.

Shenandoah University women's basketball player Terese Greene was named to the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) College Division All-State team.

Three members of the Shenandoah University men's indoor track & field team -- Tucker Kindig, Miles Moore and William Crowder -- have been selected as Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) College Division All-State honorees, the organization announced.

Seven student-athletes from the Shenandoah University football team were selected to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, the foundation announced Wednesday. Mason Caldwell, David Agyei, Ben Burgan, Ethan Bigbee, Demitri Matenopoulos, Greg Van Steen, and Bryar Wheeler represent the Hornets in the 2023 edition.

Shenandoah University has selected its 2023 orientation leaders. Orientation leaders serve as liaisons for new students as they arrive at Shenandoah, and play a vital role in helping incoming first-year and transfer students make the transition to SU by offering mentorship and guidance.

A group of Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff recently traveled to Oregon as part of the university's Global Citizenship Project. Since its debut in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project has sent approximately 1,000 members of the Shenandoah University community to 68 different international and domestic destinations so that each person might learn more about the world and themselves.

A group of Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff recently traveled to Malaysia as part of the university's Global Citizenship Project. Since its debut in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project has sent approximately 1,000 members of the Shenandoah University community to 68 different international and domestic destinations so that each person might learn more about the world and themselves.

A group of Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff recently traveled to Ireland as part of the university's Global Citizenship Project. Since its debut in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project has sent approximately 1,000 members of the Shenandoah University community to 68 different international and domestic destinations so that each person might learn more about the world and themselves.

A group of Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff recently traveled to Botswana as part of the university's Global Citizenship Project. Since its debut in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project has sent approximately 1,000 members of the Shenandoah University community to 68 different international and domestic destinations so that each person might learn more about the world and themselves.

A group of Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff recently traveled to Bosnia & Herzegovina as part of the university's Global Citizenship Project. Since its debut in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project has sent approximately 1,000 members of the Shenandoah University community to 68 different international and domestic destinations so that each person might learn more about the world and themselves.

The Shenandoah University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced on March 16 that 139 SU student-athletes are the inaugural inductees into its Pi chapter of the Chi Alpha Sigma national collegiate athlete honor society. Chi Alpha Sigma was started in 1996 as a way to recognize the academic achievements of student-athletes around the country. It's open to all student-athletes who have earned at least a 3.4 GPA and have junior academic standing following their fifth semester of study.

The Shenandoah University indoor track & field teams added two more All-Americans to its annals on March 10-11 at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, as graduate student Tucker Kindig (weight throw) and senior Miles Moore (200-meter dash) each achieved the honor.

Shenandoah University's field hockey team earned a National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III National Academic Team Award. The NFHCA honors all of its teams, by division, that earn at least a 3.5 team GPA during the fall semester.

Shenandoah University women's basketball players Madisen Kimble, Kayla Maxson, Zoe Star and Gabby Krystofiak were named Academic All-District by the College Sports Communicators. All four are now candidates for Academic All-America.

The Shenandoah University men's and women's indoor track & field teams had five athletes earn a total of six All-Region honors for the 2022-23 season in selections announced by the USTFCCCA. Earning the honors were Tucker Kindig (shot put and weight throws), William Crowder (60 meters), Miles Moore (200 meters), Kiara Felston (weight throw) and Kaitlin Measell (long jump).

Shenandoah University women's basketball players Terese Greene (first team), Madisen Kimble (second team) and Shawnise Campbell (third team) earned All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference honors for the 2022-23 season.

Shenandoah University Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership student Annmarie Noonan was recently awarded the American Association of University Women's Dr. Amy Lee Parker Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a woman enrolled in SU's Division of Education and Leadership and is applied toward spring tuition.

Second-year Shenandoah University Doctor of Physical Therapy student Alisha Ladenburg '24 has been selected by American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) as a 2023 APTA Association Leadership Scholar.

Shenandoah University's Carolyn Adams, a doctoral student in the Division of Occupational Therapy, has developed a capstone project that will help Winchester-area residents learn more about aging in place and is partnering with Blue Ridge Habitat for Humanity to teach a series of classes about the concept.

Eight Shenandoah University students and two faculty members left for Arizona on Monday, Feb. 6, to begin a weeklong experiential learning trip centered around Super Bowl LVII and its related events.

Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training graduate students Cade Watts, Molly Sobolewski, Chloe Tannenbaum and Meghan Flaherty earned first place in the Student Quiz Bowl, a "Jeopardy"-style competition featuring athletic training programs from Virginia, at the Virginia Athletic Trainers' Association (VATA) Annual Meeting on Jan. 13-15 in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Watts also won the Professional Athletic Training Student Research Award for his presentation, "Relationship Between Sports-Related Concussion and Cervical Muscle Strength."

Shenandoah University inducted 21 students and alums into the Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) national leadership honor society on Sunday, Jan. 29. Juniors, seniors, graduate students and alums were nominated by faculty and staff for excelling in both leadership and academics, and members were selected to ODK through an application process. SU Vice President of Student Affairs Yolanda Barbier Gibson, D.A., was inducted as an Horonis Causa, or honorary member, for her endless commitment to student development, leadership, and service to the Winchester community. Students selected to be a member of Omicron Delta Kappa must meet the honor society's leadership values of collaboration, inclusivity, integrity, scholarship and service. Additionally, they must be in the top 35% of their class and demonstrate leadership in at least one of the five pillars of campus life: academics, athletics, service, communications and arts. For more information about ODK, visit SU's ODK Circle webpage at su.edu.

The Shenandoah University football team had four members earn All-State honors in selections announced recently by the Virginia Sports Information Directors Association. Ben Burgan and Keyshawn Wilder lead the quartet with first team honors, while Rashadeen Byrd Jr. and Mason Caldwell both grabbed second team accolades.

Four Shenandoah University field hockey players earned All-State honors for the Fall 2022 season, the Virginia Sports Information Directors Association announced. Mairead McKibbin, Kelsey Jones, and Elise Velasquez are first team honorees, while Cassidy Morrison is recognized on the second team.