“I can walk on campus and say hi to my professors from my first year. Now that I’m transitioning into … graduating and becoming an alumni, knowing that I still have that connection with my first-year professors, it’s kind of incredible.”
Donna Lewis ’07 MEd, ’15 EdD
“It’s not at all about me, it’s just us all working together — the staff and the parents and students. It’s a wonderful, rewarding place.”
Ben Summers ’00 MBA and Brian Summers ’03 MBA
“We could bring it up to the class as a whole, and there were so many different students who had different jobs. I felt like I was really learning and I was able to glean from their knowledge.”
Samah Rash ’19
“I no longer feel conflicted or held back, instead I see that my passions no matter how seemingly unrelated are what strengthens us as a community”
Mei White ’26
“Not a lot of collegiate coaches are open to coaching someone with a disability.”
Vedant Patel ’21
“The classes … helped me understand more about the field and think about issues in a way that I would never have thought about before”
Kimberly Mendez Lemús ’20
“I became more comfortable in my abilities, knowing that I was fully prepared with the knowledge and facts needed, making my voice heard, standing [up] for what I believe in, and negotiating with others to reach a consensus”
Kyle Thaller ’25
“The University’s social sciences has been especially helpful in giving me additional perspectives on global affairs so as to be a more effective changemaker”
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Austin “Donnie” Norman ‘89 MEd, ’14 MEd, ’20 EDd
“I see it as a true honor and a privilege to represent the assistant principals across Virginia, and I hope that I may exemplify all the traits of leadership that each of them demonstrates every day.”
