Monthly Archives: November 2018

Oktoberfest: Color Wars and Country Music

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Brooklynn Weissenfluh

As soon as I was accepted to Longwood, I was so excited to experience all the traditions of this special school. So I was super excited to kick off Oktoberfest weekend with Color Wars! It was a blast—such a fun … Continue reading →

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Get Organized, Girl!!

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Jayla Beechaum

Being able to get into the swing of classes hasn’t really been hard for me. I’ve just been struggling with taking time to manage my assignments and my social life. I have definitely fallen in love with all of my … Continue reading →

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Agents of Change – VSCA 2018

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Colin Werth

Hello! My name is Emory Read and I am a graduate student in the Counselor Education program and I am in the School Counseling Track. This past October, I had the opportunity to attend the 2018 Virginia School Counselor Association Conference. … Continue reading →

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Agents of Change – VSCA 2018

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Emory Read

Hello! My name is Emory Read and I am a graduate student in the Counselor Education program and I am in the School Counseling Track. This past October, I had the opportunity to attend the 2018 Virginia School Counselor Association Conference. … Continue reading →

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Virginia School Counselor Association (VSCA) Conference 2018

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Colin Werth

I am Amy Ligon, second-year school counseling graduate student. I had the opportunity to attend the Virginia School Counselor Association’s annual conference in Hampton Virginia. I attended the conference with several of my fellow Longwood University school counseling classmates. It … Continue reading →

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Virginia School Counselor Association (VSCA) Conference 2018

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Amy Ligon

I am Amy Ligon, second-year school counseling graduate student. I had the opportunity to attend the Virginia School Counselor Association’s annual conference in Hampton Virginia. I attended the conference with several of my fellow Longwood University school counseling classmates. It … Continue reading →

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VSCA Conference

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Colin Werth

I had the opportunity to attend the Virginia School Counselor Association (VSCA) Conference on October 17th-October 19th in Hampton, Virginia.  As a school counselor, it was awesome to learn new ways to support students in achieving their social/emotional, academic, and … Continue reading →

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VSCA Conference

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Erin Robinson

I had the opportunity to attend the Virginia School Counselor Association (VSCA) Conference on October 17th-October 19th in Hampton, Virginia.  As a school counselor, it was awesome to learn new ways to support students in achieving their social/emotional, academic, and … Continue reading →

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Exploring Farmville: The Highlight Zone

Posted on November 5, 2018 by Conrad Brinkman

Welcome back to another beautiful week here in Farmville, Virginia! In this week’s blog, we will be featuring another VLOG. In this week’s vlog, I will be showcasing a hidden gem in Farmville. The Highlight Zone is a Hair Cuttery … Continue reading →

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Disability in the Television Industry

Posted on November 5, 2018 by Kristen Lambert

Disability In the Television Industry In the Television Industry, there is a lack of representation among disabled characters. 1 in 5 Americans is qualified to be disabled. The term disability is a cultural term set by society, rather than a medical … Continue reading →

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