Monthly Archives: April 2019

Introduction: My name is Katherine Elizabeth, I am a Kinesiology major here at Longwood University, I also have 2 minors in Psychology and Coaching. My plans after Longwood include obtaining my degree/certification for Physical Therapy Assistant eventually leading to my … Continue reading →

Productive Summer Planning Workshop: click here to sign up (https://forms.gle/q75L3dDqYGFBBMdv9​) WHO: Faculty, staff, and graduate students WHEN: May 20, 2019 10:00-12:00 WHERE: Clark House Conference Room (first floor) WHAT: Want to have a more productive summer and feel rejuvenated when you begin the … Continue reading →

Productive Summer Planning Workshop: click here to sign up (https://forms.gle/q75L3dDqYGFBBMdv9​) WHO: Faculty, staff, and graduate students WHEN: May 20, 2019 10:00-12:00 WHERE: Clark House Conference Room (first floor) WHAT: Want to have a more productive summer and feel rejuvenated when you begin the … Continue reading →

REGISTRATION IS OPEN Balancing Student Success with Your Well-Being Longwood University Teaching and Learning Institute 9:00am-5:15pm w/ reception following May 15, 2019 Blackwell Hall As educators, we are motivated to create learning environments that cultivate curiosity, encourage self-regulated learning, and … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever visited the Longwood campus, you’ve likely strolled down Brock Commons, a central mall that replaced a busy city street that once bisected campus. Hopefully your student has had or will have the opportunity to participate in one … Continue reading →

I was asked to explain a situation where I had to work with a team to meet a common goal. I choose to talk about my current situation in one of my classes, social justice in print media. Where we … Continue reading →

Have you ever had the opportunity to learn how to paint from a professional artist? With the help of Professor Alex Grabiec, a faculty scholar in the Cormier Honors College and the curator for the Longwood Center for the Visual … Continue reading →

It’s hard to believe that freshman year is almost over. This semester has been pretty straightforward and consistent, and midterms flew by—mostly because they were easier than expected. I’ve gotten into a groove and schedule, which is both a good … Continue reading →