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Meet physical education student Kayla Royer
“The physical education program offers many outside activities that allow us to be active in the surrounding community, and this allows us to network so we have connections when we graduate.”
New scholarship supports environmental and community action
The College is excited to announce the new Community and Sustainability Engaged (CASE) Scholarship Program. Supporting students who show extraordinary commitment to environmental sustainability and the community, CASE Scholars receive a monetary award and join an exciting community-based learning program while pursuing a minor in Sustainability. The CASE Scholarship Program embodies the Mission and Core Values of the College, and prepares students for the rapidly growing 21st-century green economy.
Creative futures begin here
A liberal arts education prepares students for a multitude of future endeavors, and current students and alumni have taken advantage of our comprehensive curriculum. Just ask Yu Ping Hu ’15, Andrew Mockler ’12 and Nate Winter ’16: They are combining their creative aptitude with business savvy to foster success as artists.
New Health and Wellness Promotion Major
Do you have a passion for health services with community outreach? Then check out our new Health and Wellness Promotion major that starts in the fall. Our degree allows you to analyze a community’s health, develop a plan of action to combat health and wellness issues, and then strategically implement your vision. And in the long run, your clients are happy and healthy thanks to your long-term plans for living a healthy life.
Learn more about Health & Wellness Promotion
New Major in Biochemistry Begins in the Fall
Biochemists improve the lives of humans, animals and plants through research in some of the most significant scientific fields, including genetics, medicine and biotechnology. Our new biochemistry major enables you to fill the demand of an ever-increasing need for biochemists and the continually expanding field of biotechnology. We provide you with the foundation for careers in pharmacy, medicine, veterinary medicine, forensics and forensic pathology, fermentation science, biotechnology, and a number of other growing fields as well as setting the stage for graduate school.
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A student's words
“I am a three-sport athlete, and every team I have become part of has been like a second family to me.”
— Dorothy Leckie ’15, sports management
Meet Molly Brule - nursing
Recently Molly traveled with a group of Saint Joseph’s students and staff to Guatemala on an international service trip. This was her second trip – last year she went to Haiti.
“It’s such an amazing experience. It will change how you see the world and other cultures, especially if you've never really been exposed to other cultures. I wish that I had gone my freshman year so that I could have gone on the trip all four years.”
— Molly Brule ’13, nursing
Using skills to help others
Meet Louis Girlando ’13, business student. Louis traveled to Haiti over winter break. There, he used skills that he learned in his business classes to prepare a system of employee performance evaluations for managers to use at the Partners in Development site in Haiti.
“The experience gave me a chance to put into motion what I learned in class in the real world. I feel more confident now that I had a chance to use my skills in a real setting.”
