Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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'QQ i J 'ft So far, the work on the Hotel is mov- ing along smoothly and the completion date of 1986 is in sight. State support has been given with flmds and moral support. The town has accepted the challenge with pleasure and the people have been enthusiastic. Volunteer work is coming from the community and contributions are adding up. Even though support is coming in from all over, more support, either thru finan- cial or labor, can only help the cause. With the help it has received, and is looking forward to getting, the Historic Shepherdstown Commission can fulfill its goal: To Save the Past . . . To Serve the Future, so the Entler Hotel won't be in a fix in 1986. 15

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1 The college years, when the self-identity is formed, lifetime friends are found, and personal goals are given the sustenance needed to take root, are perhaps the most important years in one's life and it is for this reason that Shepherd College has striven to become the evolving and comprehensive center of higher learning that it is today. Atop the banks of the Potomac River and nestled in historic Shepherdstown, the college attracts students from throughout the country by offering a number of related, yet distinct educational opportunities on campus, as well as through its extensive resources and offerings in the South Branch Valley counties. Shepherd College offers bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees in a wide range of fields, encompassing the liberal arts, business administration, teacher education and other career-oriented areas. The college also has a diverse selection of programs leading to associate degrees. Shepherd can provide credit courses for individuals with no degree aspirations, but who seek to broaden and update their knowledge in either familiar or new fields of intellectual endeavor. For the Shenandoah Valley as a whole, the college is a center for non-credit continuing education, public service, and extensive programs in art, music, theatre, athletics and other areas of public interest. In addition to the traditional August-May term, the college also offers a summer term as an integral part of the school year. The Shepherd College campus rests on approximately 164 acres of rolling hills extending .NP rf' . ff-vpn wc 0 vi . . J, l' . V p 'll I I - ' 5' ' v l-. :J im A .I l .4..,.....r -cv .1 115. ' I fa' JY-'-5 X, A qi '- L. Su, r 4'1,:.. .. 2.6:-al. 3fiic ..,: .P 1. L. from Main Street in Shepherdstown to the Potomac River. The campus consists of 10 educational buildings, a newly constructed and extensively equipped Creative Arts Center, seven residence halls, a multi- facility College Center and three athletic fields. Shepherd College aims to provide students with a general education which will enable them to succeed personally and professionally in today's complex society. The burden of accomplishment rests on the - student, but the faculty and staff seek to encourage students in their intellectual and personal development by aiding the student in understanding his society and developing a personal code of ethics and philosophy of life - the meaningful core of the college years. 17