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Maryville Partnership: It’s Code for Career Change
Through a free course in coding offered through a Maryville University partnership with LaunchCode, alumni advanced new job opportunities and career paths.
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Connie Burdzy Donius, ’55 (1933-2016)
The Maryville University community mourns the loss of treasured alumna Connie Burdzy Donius, who passed away on Sept. 2.
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Sister Madonna Buder, ’52— Newest Advertising Phenom
Maryville University alumna Sr. Madonna Buder, ’52, is currently featured in a popular Nike ad campaign entitled, “Unlimited Youth.”
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Pemberton, ’15, to Play Pro Basketball in Ireland
Former Maryville Saints basketball guard Trae Pemberton, ’15, signed a professional contract to play for the Tralee Warriors in the Irish Super League.
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Eric Newby, ’14, Goes for Gold in Rio
Maryville University alumnus Eric Newby, ’14, is a 2016 Paralympian for U.S. Wheelchair Rugby. The competition will be held Sept. 14-18.
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Robbie Gordon, ’16, Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals
Maryville University pitcher Robbie Gordon, ’16, was selected in the 36th round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, Employs Skills at Home in Ghana
Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, employs the skills she learned at Maryville to her home in Ghana where she will work as a professional assistant.
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Allie Patton, ’16, Finds Success by Embracing Change
Allie Patton, ’16, graduate of the Master’s of Organizational Leadership and Development program, shares how she finds success through embracing change.
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Privacy on the Internet — How Safe Are We?
Maryville Magazine asked four St. Louis-based cyber security experts—including three alumni—to share their insider perspective on network security best practices, and provide tips on how to secure personal data.
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Child’s Play: Finding the Words
When Amanda Burley, ’10, ’11, sought speech therapy for her daughter at the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic on Maryville’s campus, she came full circle – in more ways than one.
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