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The reach of education faculty members’ scholarly work extends to Africa and Asia
December 16, 2024
This fall two Longwood University faculty members extended the reach of their scholarly work to Africa and Asia, connecting with colleagues many thousands of miles away to share their knowledge of autism spectrum disorder and the role of artificial intelligence in education.
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Psychology PRISM research gets published and is among most downloaded of 2024
December 16, 2024
Kylie Gannon ‘23 and Leah Richardson ‘23 are working with Dr. Timothy Ritzert, assistant professor of psychology, on interpreting data collected in a nationwide survey of college students.
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Alumna pens Southern gothic mystery set in Farmville
December 16, 2024
Katherine Yancey De Lorraine ’68, M.A. ’79, explores Farmville’s history and mystery in her Southern Gothic novel Miss Lila’s Place.
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Alums Collaborate on LU video
December 16, 2024
Alumni Ransford Doherty and Martin Montgomery teamed up to create an award-winning video ad, "What The World Needs," showcasing the university's vibrant academic, student life, and athletic experiences.
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Longwood University’s accreditation reaffirmed
December 12, 2024
After a routinely scheduled, multi-year review of the entire institution, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges has formally reaffirmed Longwood University’s accreditation.
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Longwood receives $150,000 SCHEV grant to support internships and career readiness
December 09, 2024
Longwood University’s Office of Alumni and Career Success recently received a $150,000 grant from the State Council of Higher Education in Virginia (SCHEV) to enhance internships and work-based learning outcomes for students.
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Longwood senior gets front-row view of state government as Governor’s Fellow
December 04, 2024
Seeing the world from 15,000 feet is nothing new to licensed pilot Tess Robertson ’25, but the up-close view of Virginia government she experienced this past summer was eye-opening.
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Dr. Shelby Furman
December 03, 2024
Dr. Shelby Furman ’16, director of food and product safety programs for FMI, is shaping science-based policies to ensure a safer and healthier global food supply chain.
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Alumna is a regional School Librarian of the Year
December 03, 2024
Crystal Hamlin ’19, middle/upper-school librarian at the Steward School, was honored as the 2024 James Region School Librarian of the Year for her innovative programs and passionate library advocacy.
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Alum’s career in IT is just part of wide-ranging endeavors
December 03, 2024
From IT specialist to aspiring voice actor, Tayvon Simmons ’18 is combining his technical expertise with creative pursuits, including Brazilian jiu-jitsu and audiobook narration.
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