Monthly Archives: September 2019

“Studies show that undergraduate research is one of the most meaningful and high-impact experiences a student can have, profoundly shaping their learning, their work habits and sometimes even their lives.” The person who said this knows what she’s talking about. … Continue reading →

WELCOME NEW FACULTY! Want to learn more about our new colleagues at Longwood University.  Go to http://www.longwood.edu/cafe/new-faculty-2019-2020/ and read their biographies.

Greetings, I am an Assistant Professor of Education and C3 Framework specialist at Longwood University in Farmville, VA. Please feel free to use accordingly and/or share around. Email me any suggestions at longer@longwood.edu. Always happy to exchange ideas and resources. … Continue reading →

Welcome to my blog website!  Here, you can find tips on how to travel while spending as little money as possible.

In the past, being away from home hasn’t always come easy to me. From summer camps to retreats, I’ve always found myself becoming homesick even if it was only a couple of nights. Before move-in day I was extremely nervous … Continue reading →

I knew Longwood was meant for me when I came to campus on a school field trip last winter. The tour guide was so friendly, and I realized how beautiful Longwood was. I live very close to the campus so … Continue reading →

After going through my first week as a college student at Longwood, I have come to realize that I can officially call it home. Going from being an only child and having my own room to moving into a small … Continue reading →

Over the course of this year I am going take you on my adventure of my freshman year. Let’s get started! This first post is all about meeting your roommate and suitemates for the very first time. Meeting your roommate is … Continue reading →

So you’re hanging out with some friends whose children also are in college, and the conversation winds its way around to a comparison of the universities your sons and daughters are attending. Here are some new talking points about Longwood … Continue reading →