Monthly Archives: April 2019

Earth Day was on Monday, but Longwood celebrated a little early with its annual BioBlitz, a full-on day of nature exploration held this year on Saturday, April 20. That morning, about 60 Longwood students joined biology and environmental sciences faculty at … Continue reading →

The formal report was a great opportunity for me to develop professional writing skills. This assignment was a collaboration with several peers and required us to work effectively with each other to create a cohesive document. This was a large document that … Continue reading →

This e-portfolio is a platform for me to showcase my professional documents and express what skills I have gained from each assignment. In English 470, I created my own professional documents allowing me to develop transferable skills that will benefit me … Continue reading →

Throughout the duration of English 470, I have developed numerous professional writing skills. These skills will be an asset as I pursue a graduate degree in speech-language pathology next year.  The field of speech therapy requires a lot of documentation of clients ability and progress during … Continue reading →

The press release was my first opportunity in this course to collaborate in a group to create a professional document. I learned how to designate tasks and create a cohesive document that embodied each members work. Through creating the press release I … Continue reading →

Through completion of the correspondence activities, I was able to practice numerous professional writing skills. The bad news letter and persuasive letter both utilized block letter format. This allowed me to create a professional document that uses a standard design. I implemented … Continue reading →

My name is Kelsie McLellan and I am so excited for you all to read my blog about myself and Kinesiology! I hope you all enjoy and learn something new! Thank you so much 🙂

My name is Harper Ward and I am currently a junior at Longwood University. I am a Liberal Studies major working towards my teaching license for both elementary and middle school. I have a concentration in middle school English and … Continue reading →

College students officially became adults when they turned 18. But is there still a lot of kid in there? Today’s campus egg hunt, masterminded by Longwood’s police department, left no doubt about the answer to that question. Students crowded onto … Continue reading →