Author Archives: Sabrina Brown

In today’s post, I’d like to tell you about something that happened in the business school that exemplifies so much of what Longwood is about, especially —Our commitment to preparing our students for the future, whatever that may look like … Continue reading →

As all of us are working through the current challenges of dealing with Covid-19, Longwood leadership is thinking ahead about how to re-open safely for in-person classes and activities this fall. President Reveley announced yesterday the creation of a Covid-19 … Continue reading →

Today’s post will bring you up-to-date on actions Longwood has taken most recently in response to the virus. Your student has already received this information, but we realize that they may not have passed it along to you. Below are … Continue reading →

Today I thought I’d share with you a message from Longwood President W. Taylor Reveley IV about how the university is preparing to deal with the coronavirus. Your student’s health and well-being are always top-of-mind for everyone here. This is … Continue reading →

There’s been an exciting development in the music department Longwood—and it’s inspired me to tell you a little about opportunities, new and existing, for your student in the music program here. First, I am very happy to let you know … Continue reading →

With a dusting of snow in the forecast today, it seems a little odd to be writing about spring break and other spring activities—even if they are right around the corner. Spring Job and Internship Fair Spring break is the … Continue reading →

If you’re like me, you often hear more about problems than you do about what’s going well in your student’s life. That’s what we get for loving and supporting them—they feel safe telling us everything. 🙂 So, with Valentine’s Day … Continue reading →

Longwood faculty are constantly looking for ways to enrich your students’ education, and the weeklong workout a New York City choreographer gave the cast of an upcoming campus production of Chicago is a perfect example. Marisa Kirby, who also is a … Continue reading →

(In the photo above, Boston’s Harvard Square becomes an outdoor classroom for students to ponder how public art impacts communities.) Here at Longwood, we think nothing fits the description “experience of a lifetime” better than our Brock Experiences. This academic … Continue reading →

(In the photo above, student volunteers work with participants in the Free Family Workshop held at the Morton Museum in partnership with the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts.) Longwood students were a very visible presence in Farmville and the … Continue reading →