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Maryville University Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, professor of biology, is one of six faculty members who have been honored for exceptional teaching and mentoring at Maryville University.
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Power Up!
Using technology and providing an active learning environment makes science come alive, says Stacy Donovan, PhD, assoc. professor at Maryville University.
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Research with a Side of Hot Sauce, Please
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, associate professor of biology, keeps a small bottle of habanero hot sauce on his desk—for research purposes as well as to spice up his lunch.
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Expanding the Reach of Student Research
A renewed emphasis on conducting and presenting undergraduate and graduate research is underway at Maryville, supported by a group of cross-disciplinary faculty like Dustin Nadler,… Read More
Maryville University, Monsanto Fund Address Shortage in Cyber Security Jobs
A new Maryville University program funded through a $132,595 grant from the Monsanto Fund, “Cyber Ready St. Louis,” serves students and educators in the St.… Read More
With Boeing Grant, Maryville Aims to Bring More Students into STEM Fields
Students in middle school can’t always be expected to know where their career path will lead. But for jobs in computer-oriented fields, if teens don’t… Read More
Maryville University Announces Tuition Freeze for 2018-2019
To create greater access to higher education and extend significant cost savings to students and their families, Maryville University has announced a tuition freeze for the 2018-2019 academic year.
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Designing a Dream for Chinese Families in St. Louis
Maryville University students, faculty and alumni partnered with the Chinese Education and Cultural Center in St. Louis to assist in the acquisition and interior design of the building.
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Maryville University Experts Look Toward the Future
Assessing local and national trends in various industries and fields of study, experts from Maryville University share their observations of what we can expect in 2018—and beyond.
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Two Cities, Two Programs—One University
Kelly Slaughter, a 23-year veteran of Ameren Missouri’s Callaway Energy Center, is a member of the first MBA cohort offered through a unique partnership between his employer, Maryville University and Westminster College. He thanks his son, Samuel Slaughter, for his student status.
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