Shenandoah University

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Description:
Shenandoah University's Division of Physical Therapy prepares students to be reflective practitioners who provide effective, evidence-based compassionate care for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of movement dysfunction and to promote physical health and functional ability across the lifespan.

Degree(s):
Doctor of Physical Therapy
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4581
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Degree(s):
M.B.A.
 

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Phone: 1-800-432-2266
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Description:
This program offers a unique combination of hands-on clinical training, classroom teaching, distance-based education, and clinical research. Clinical field experiences will be available on campus as well as in other settings such as professional sports.

Accreditation Description:
Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)
Degree(s):
Master of Athletic Training
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4581
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Description:
Since the 1960s, Shenandoah University has played an integral role in the education of nurses in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. This rich tradition includes the provision of baccalaureate, and master degree nursing programs.

Degree(s):
M.S.N. - Adult Nursing;
M.S.N. - Family/Nurse Practitioner;
M.S.N. - Nurse Midwifery
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-5540
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Description:
Shenandoah University offers an innovative entry-level graduate program based on a "2+2.5" model which requires a minimum of 60 semester hours of prerequisite coursework, but not an undergraduate degree. Students complete the program in 2.5 years. The program utilizes a problem-based curricular approach, with an emphasis on self-directed, active learning.

Degree(s):
M.S.- Occupational Therapy
 

Research Areas:
Human occupation;Skills for living;Children with autism;Client-centered therapy;School-based therapy; Adults with neurological and orthopedic concerns; Community-based practice; Animal-assisted therapy; Problem-based learning; Early childhood intervention

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Phone: 1-540-665-4600
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Description:
The Master of Music in Dance Accompanying is designed to develop skills to accompany ballet, modern dance, and other dance styles. Emphasis on sight reading and improvisation at the keyboard, percussion skills, composition, and technical work prepare the student for the multifaceted world of the dance musician.

Degree(s):
M.F.A. - Dance Choreography and Performance;
M.M. - Dance Accompanying;
M.A. -Dance
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4600
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Description:
The Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Education curriculum offers a practice-based degree in music education with instruction offered in a time frame accessible to the practicing music educator. The degree is designed to extend the knowledge base of persons who aspire to positions of leadership in teaching, supervision, and/or administration in music education. The Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance curriculum emphasizes presentation in a specific performing medium at the highest professional level with historical and theoretical knowledge supporting the development of individualized interpretation. Career objectives for students in this curriculum include performance and teaching at the collegiate level or in studio settings.

Degree(s):
certificate in Church Music
M.F.A. - Dance Choreography/Performance;
M.S. - Arts Administration;
M.M. - Music Education;
M.M. - Dance Accompanying;
M.M. - Music Therapy;
M.M. - Composition;
M.M. - Music in Conducting;
M.M. - Music in Performance;
M.M. - Music in Church Music;
M.M. - Music in Piano Accompanying;
M.M. - Music inpedagogy;
M.S. in Music with Teacher Licensure;

D.M.A. - Music Education;
D.M.A. - Music Performance
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4600
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Description:
The Master of Music Education degree is designed to provide students with opportunities to enhance and develop skills and knowledge. The curriculum includes three general areas of study: music education; applied music, accompanying, and conducting; and music history and theory. Graduate study culminates with either a Thesis or Research/Teaching Project.

Degree(s):
Master of Music Education;
Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Education; Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4600
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Description:
Master of Music Therapy The Master of Music Therapy Degree prepares music therapy practitioners for advanced clinical work with specific populations, to establish and implement new music therapy programs, and to complete academic requirements necessary for directing undergraduate and graduate music therapy programs.

Degree(s):
Master of Music Therapy
 

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Phone: 1-540-665-4587
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Degree(s):
M.S.Ed.