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Visit Shenandoah! You can plan to visit during one of our Open Houses, saturday visits, or plan a private visit with a counselor, faculty member or coach.
Upcoming Events
Master Calendar
Upcoming Events
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Summer Orientation begins with check in at 8 a.m. in the Brandt Student Center. This event is for all new freshman and transfer students who will attend Shenandoah in the fall. Contact Amy Sine in the Office of Enrollment Management… Read More
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United Methodist Women’s Conference staff members (15 to 20) arrive on main campus to prepare for the four-day Conference that begins Thursday, June 5. Contact Spiritual Life at 540/535-3546 or [email protected] Read More
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United Methodist Women’s Conference is a four-day event on Shenandoah’s main campus. More than 200 participants are expected for leadership development training in Goodson Chapel / Recital Hall, Brandt Student Center and Halpin-Harrison Hall. United Methodist Women is the largest… Read More
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6/712:00
United Methodist Women’s Conference is a four-day event on Shenandoah’s main campus. More than 200 participants are expected for leadership development training in Goodson Chapel / Recital Hall, Brandt Student Center and Halpin-Harrison Hall. United Methodist Women is the largest… Read More
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United Methodist Women’s Conference is a four-day event on Shenandoah’s main campus. More than 200 participants are expected for leadership development training in Goodson Chapel / Recital Hall, Brandt Student Center and Halpin-Harrison Hall. United Methodist Women is the largest… Read More
Brandt Student Center
Spiritual Life
The Office of Spiritual Life is dedicated to unleashing your spirit and potential by giving you a variety of settings in which to explore your faith, questions, gifts, hopes and dreams as you prepare to be a leader in your faith in communities around the world. Visit us in our office located on main campus in the lower level of Goodson Chapel.
Housing & Dining
Memories and friendships that will last a lifetime are part of our Campus Living tradition. We are committed to providing a residential experience that enriches learning and growth beyond the classroom.
Residence Life provides a dynamic and diverse community to meet fellow students and develop life-long relationships, while providing easy access to the many resources that the University provides. This means less stress, which allows you to focus on academic goals. The residency requirement requires all students to live on campus for their first two years at Shenandoah.
Read MoreStudent Engagement
Shenandoah University encourages students to take an active role in student organizations, intramural sports, outdoor programs, fitness challenges, intercultural programs, and other student led campus events to meet the needs and interests of its students. Shenandoah University offer more than 50-plus clubs and organizations. From intramural clubs to dance organizations to community service groups, there are a multitude of options from which to choose your involvement.
Health & Wellness
Shenandoah University maintains an outpatient health center and provides outpatient medical treatment for acute and minor illness and injury. There is no charge for an office visit at the Wilkins Wellness Center. There is a minimal charge for physical examination, gynecological examinations, immunizations, and laboratory tests. These charges are billed to the student’s account. The Wilkins Wellness Center is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. During hours of operation, the health center is staffed by a registered nurse. The Advanced Practitioner’s hours vary and are scheduled by appointment only. All health records are confidential and not connected to academic records in any way.
Campus Safety
Public Safety Services
The Department of Public Safety at Shenandoah University prides itself in assisting the campus community as much as possible. The following are a few of our complimentary services: Emergency Phones Tall, blue emergency telephones are located across Shenandoah’s main campus. These phones exist to quickly connect individuals who feel they are in danger with the…Read More
Emergency Alert System
Campus Alert You must be a valid member of the SU community to use the e2Campus Alert System. Faculty, Staff, Students and other university officials with a valid user I.D. and password for SU’s network can create an account for the alert system by visiting the Blackboard Community Portal. 1. Login to the Blackboard Community PortalRead More