Monthly Archives: July 2017

Mission and Vision

Posted on July 15, 2017 by Angela Brickhouse

Mission: To provide students with a high-quality education so that each student is able to achieve their personal best. To provide my school staff with opportunities to expand on their educational knowledge and to provide them with the necessary tools … Continue reading →

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Adapting to a New World

Posted on July 12, 2017 by Victoria Allen

I have been in Ireland for about 3 1/2 weeks. I have about a week left. The time has flown by. I wish I was able to stay longer, but I am also ready to go home and see my … Continue reading →

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June 21st – 199 miles from Fairbanks to the Arctic Circle

Posted on July 7, 2017 by JoEllen Pederson

On June 21st we set out from Fairbanks with the intention of sleeping on the Arctic Circle. The Arctic Circle is he southernmost point at which the midnight sun is visible on the summer solstice. In other words, we got … Continue reading →

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The Summary Begins…

Posted on July 6, 2017 by JoEllen Pederson

While on the Dalton Highway, we did not have internet or phone service. Therefore, the blog is behind schedule. As a way to catch-up and document our monumental journey, I will be adding a blog post for everyday we traveled … Continue reading →

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Virginia English Journal cited

Posted on July 5, 2017 by Wade Edwards

The National Council of Teachers of English has named the Virginia English Journal, edited by Sean Ruday, associate professor of English education, one of the six outstanding affiliate journals for 2017.  According to the announcement, judges found the journal’s most … Continue reading →

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“Finite element models of crystallized white dwarf cores,” by Dr. Kenneth Pestka II, Robert Highley (18) and Laura Deale (17) presented at 173rd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the 8th Forum Acusticum

Posted on July 3, 2017 by Kenneth Pestka, II

Assistant professor of physics Kenneth A. Pestka II and Longwood undergraduate physics major Robert Highley (18) presented the poster, written in collaboration with recent Longwood physics graduate Laura Deale, “Finite element models of crystallized white dwarf cores: A gateway to … Continue reading →

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