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• Longwood's athletic trainers earn certification on the first try
• Financial services executive named Longwood University interim president
• Looking for Volunteers to Lend A Hand
• "Call Me MISTER" prepares future teachers from underrepresented populations
• Longwood opens phase two of the Clinical Simulation Learning Center
• Longwood President Patrick Finnegan resigns for health reasons
• Longwood University Board of Visitors elects new officers
• Longwood announces tuition and fees for 2012-13
• Longwood awards 1,027 degrees at commencement May 12
• Longwood graduate students provide hearing screenings to the Governor's staff
• Longwood awarded planning grant to establish laboratory school
• Award-winning paper by Longwood student examines real estate issue
• Longwood commencement set for May 12
• Graduating senior to start career as wrangler at Wyoming dude ranch
• Student art exhibition to christen Bedford Hall addition
• "Best Picture" honors earn student filmmakers trip to Hollywood
• LCCLL to offer free speech-language and hearing screenings on May 23
• Longwood course to involve storm-chasing
• Longwood senior chosen student employee of the year
• Longwood Police joins the National Take Back Initiative
• Passion for fashion takes alumna from cubicle to catwalk
• Three Longwood students win honors in statewide business leadership competition
• Longwood to host Relay For Life April 20-21
• Retired Virginia Supreme Court Justice to address Longwood graduates
• Vocal habilitation to be explored in Longwood lecture
• The detective at the museum: LCVA director speaks about African art research
• Actions by Longwood Board of Visitors
• Area educators honored for integrating technology into the classroom
• Bowles selected as ACE Fellow for 2012-13
• Longwood launches office to support efforts for research grants
• Retiring Longwood faculty honored
• Longwood's ITTIP seeks votes in online poster contest
• Longwood to hold second Arts Week, April 16-20
• Longwood history professor to give talk on Titanic sinking
• Longwood senior uses pageant experience to increase SIDS awareness
• College of Education and Human Services recognizes "Professionals Who Made a Difference"
• Longwood alumna uses iPads to help students with autism
• Off-site programs in Emporia and Martinsville bring LU to students
• "Global Village" day camp to be held July 23-27 at Longwood
• Film based on book by Longwood professor to premiere at Longwood
• Called to Serve - Uganda Mission Trip Redefines Hands-On Learning
• Longwood University to participate in statewide tornado drill on Tuesday, March 20
• Tracy Aitken M.S. '06 recognized as VAASL's School Librarian of the Year
• Longwood to present Choral Concert in Jarman Hall
• ITTIP hosts Fifth Annual STEM Summit
• Mental health reform advocate to speak at Longwood
• Sankofa Lecturer to address "Surviving and Thriving: 365 Facts in Black Economic History"
• Conservationist to talk at Longwood about grizzlies at Yellowstone
• Member of nursing faculty receives award from statewide organization
• Technology entrepreneur to speak as Executive-in-Residence
• Company with Longwood connection donates $30,000 to leadership institute at Longwood
• Longwood nursing students participate in legislative conference
• Marine biologist/ocean conservationist to speak at Longwood
• Longwood named to The Princeton Review's list of "Best Value Colleges"
• Longwood faculty/staff and alumni to appear in Waterworks Players' production
• Bowles earns Folk Art Society's Award of Distinction
• Bestselling religious author and political commentator to speak at Longwood
• Longwood faculty member publishes book on the ancient cultures of Mesoamerica
• Longwood faculty member publishes book on the ancient cultures of Mesoamerica
• Longwood's first African-American graduate speaks at MLK Symposium
• Actions by Longwood Board of Visitors
• Longwood students to visit Uganda for winter break mission trip
• Longwood to observe MLK Day with various activities
• Longwood represented at the Women Executives in Higher Education conference
• Tips to keep your home safe from thieves during the holidays
• Stress Management Fair teaches simple ways to reduce stress
• Call Me MISTER graduate earns Teacher of the Month at Meadowbrook H.S.
• Longwood retailing expert sees resurgence of layaway and Christmas clubs, discussses other holiday shopping trends
• Longwood Police Department among top 500 security programs in the nation
• Dr. Mano Talaiver earns Computational Science Teacher Leader Award
• Reception for freshmen in Longwood nursing program hosted by Centra Southside Community Hospital
• Longwood's annual Roy Clark Benefit Concert to be Dec. 17
• Longwood professors co-edit American Library Association publication
• Memory of Longwood professor honored by garden club
• Longwood physics professor part of international team of scientists doing experiments at national laboratory
• Longwood service fraternity raising money for Louisa County schools
• Research article by Longwood professor and then-undergraduate to be published in journal
• Longwood faculty start aquatics and bowling program for special education students at Cumberland Elementary
• Longwood student team wins on-campus computer programming contest
• Meals on Wheels gets a new look
• Patrick Finnegan inaugurated as Longwood's 25th president
• Longwood alumna selected Region 8 Virginia Teacher of the Year
• Sankofa Lecture to address "The Changing Landscape of Education"
• Longwood to celebrate presidential inauguration by giving back
• Longwood faculty member elected chair of special interest group in the International Reading Association
• Longwood receives American Flag flown in Afghanistan
• Longwood appoints new Associate VP of Marketing & Communications
• Several Longwood faculty members give presentations at statewide research conference
• Concert by three Longwood ensembles part of presidential inauguration
• Longwood liberal studies majors recognized for formal admission into teacher education program
• Simkins Lecture to address inspiring the next generation of scientists
• PSA safety video by Longwood students wins statewide contest
• English 400 class hosts "meet and greet" with Farmville Town Council
• Oklahoma bank chairman to be Executive-in-Residence speaker at Longwood
• Longwood University to test Siren Alert System: Tuesday, September 20 at 11 a.m.
• Longwood professor and two students start bowling program for kids with disabilities
• Board of Visitors approves Six-Year Plan for 2012-18 and support agreement for new student housing at Lancer Park
• Longwood ranks with the best in USN&WR and two other college reports for 2011-12
• Remembering 9/11/01
• New Longwood heating plant enables university to be even more fuel-efficient
• Longwood appoints two deans
• Novelist Mat Johnson to receive Longwood's Dos Passos Prize
• Longwood seniors urged at Convocation to make good choices, enjoy the Longwood experience and serve their country
• Longwood computer science students to engage in smartphone app development, thanks to partnership program
• Back to School for Farmville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Two Longwood faculty members honored for mentoring students in scholarly activities
• Longwood welcomes largest freshman class ever
• Longwood faculty, staff and students participate in medical mission trip to Honduras
• Longwood Small Business Development Center to host business expo Sept. 28
• Longwood included on Forbes' America's Best Colleges List for 2011
• Longwood students and science teachers dive into Chesapeake Bay environment in innovative course
• Longwood listed again among The Princeton Review's Best Southeastern Colleges
• PSA Video by Longwood students chosen among top three in statewide contest, eligible for top prize
• Longwood chemistry professor doing research prompted by his love of hot, spicy food
• Longwood's Eighth Summer Literacy Institute draws 169 from around the state
• Longwood junior competes on the U.S. Paralympic men's soccer team
• Longwood student selected for study abroad grant from Phi Kappa Phi national honor society
• One Longwood graduate and two others appointed to Longwood Board of Visitors
• Longwood research on microaggression spurs development of outreach program
• Longwood Theta Chi chapter receives fraternity's highest chapter honor
• Board of Visitors approves internal operating budget and elects new slate of Board officers
• Longwood Alum Honored by U.S. Justice Department
• Longwood appoints new director of Diversity and Inclusion
• Longwood Board of Visitors votes to increase annual costs by 3.76 percent
• Longwood Class of 2011 urged to serve others
• Longwood initiative collects Bras and T-shirts for Madeline's House
• Dr. Bryan Rowland is Longwood's new vice president for university advancement
• Longwood enters Governor's Substance Abuse Prevention Challenge
• Longwood Police to honor fallen colleagues during National Police Week 2011
• Eight Longwood students complete Senior Honors Research projects
• Longwood receives record number of deposits from prospective students
• Longwood's Cormier Honors College builds shed for vegetable garden
• Longwood men's rugby team wins national championship
• Longwood enters into Marine Corps partnership program
• May is Better Hearing and Speech Month LCCLL to offer free speech-language and hearing screenings
• About 500 Longwood community members Join Attempt at Breaking World Record
• Severe storms pass through Farmville
• Longwood attempts to break Guinness World Record for largest papier-mache sculpture
• Longwood Relay for Life total tops $65,000
• Five Longwood students achieve honors at Virginia Phi Beta Lambda conference
• Farmville Lions Club grant enables Longwood graduate students to teach hearing conservation skills to area fourth graders
• Area educators honored for integrating technology into the classroom
• Three Longwood students selected for Sorensen Institute program
• Longwood students participate in Spring Into Health Wellness Fair at P.E. Middle School
• Longwood recognizes contributions of two deceased faculty members
• "Secession at 150: Examining Federalism" symposium at Longwood
• Longwood students attend statewide teacher institute
• Longwood faculty featured on WFLO's Call the Professor program
• Into the Wild: Dr. Nancy Powers coordinates K-12 learning goals for N.C. wildlife sanctuary
• Longwood's LCCLL supports National Autism Awareness Month
• Longwood Board of Visitors approves property acquisitions and defers action on tuition increase
• Longwood students participate in statewide redistricting competition
• Seven retiring Longwood faculty members recognized at reception
• College of Education and Human Services recognizes "Professionals Who Made a Difference"
• Longwood to hold first-ever Fine Arts Week, April 9-16
• Lacy Ward to address "Moton 2011: History Informs Policy" for Sankofa lecture
• Four Longwood alumni honored with new Alumni Association awards that recognize citizen leadership
• Longwood University to conduct tornado drill on Thursday, March 17
• Two members of Longwood community visit Burma, explore study-abroad possibilities
• Longwood nursing student elected secretary of Virginia Nursing Students' Association
• Longwood University to host Higher Education-Workforce Development Summit for Southside
• Scholarship being created by Longwood alumni to honor memory of fellow alumnus
• Three Longwood graduate students present research at statewide forum
• Longwood Parents Council awards nearly $9,500 in grants to 17 student-related projects
• Author on foreign policy issues to be Executive-in-Residence at Longwood
• Nursing Department instructional and simulation center dedicated
• ITTIP hosts Fourth Annual STEM Learning Summit: NOW Strategies
• Longwood students help lead the Farmville March for Babies
• Longwood Web Communications office wins four awards
• One of the world's top modern dancers guest-teaches at Longwood
• Longwood students urged at MLK Symposium to be compassionate
• Longwood music professor wins choral composition competition
• New Longwood calendar to raise money for scholarships
• Longwood professor uses bears to work with Charlotte County preschool students
• Longwood to observe MLK Day with talk by first lady of Hampden-Sydney College
• Longwood to observe MLK Day with talk by first lady of Hampden-Sydney College
• P.S. 75X Salutes a Veteran of WWII
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Prince Edward County
• Five County Fair
• 30th Heart Of Virginia Festival

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