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Jerritt Johnston, ’95, Lives in Narrow Comfort Zone
Jerritt Johnston, ’95, felt like a fish out of water when he arrived at Maryville University. Now, he makes a living taking people out of their natural habitat.
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Greg Hegarty, ’17, Earns Royal Homecoming
Greg Hegarty, ’17, a DII All-American wrestler and Rawlings Sport Business Management graduate, lands dream job with the Kansas City Royals.
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Writing Students Give Campus Reading
Students enrolled in Dana Levin’s writing tutorial (English 406) course recently showcased their work in a pop-up reading entitled “Cabinet of Curiosities.”
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Meet Sandra Harris: University Library Director
After 30 years away, Sandra Harris returned to her hometown of St. Louis this fall to serve as library director for Maryville University. Most recently, she worked as executive director of the Desert Caballeros Western Museum.
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All-Star: Katie Geerling
Katie Geerling Major: Science Graduation Year: 2019 Before launching an All-Star career as an aerospace engineer, Katie Geerling is continuing to make a significant impact during her time at Maryville… Read More
Maryville University Builds on its Spirit of Inclusivity by Expanding Online Degree Programs
Maryville University announces the expansion of its online bachelor’s programs that begin in Fall 2018. Ten additional degrees will be offered nationwide.
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President Lombardi Elected Chair of St. Louis Sports Commission
Mark Lombardi, PhD, president of Maryville University, is the new chair of the St. Louis Sports Commission. He was elected to a two-year term.
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Maryville Celebrates International Education Week 2017
Maryville University will be observing International Education Week, Nov. 13-17. The week highlights international initiatives across campus and focuses on the University’s goal of being a truly global institution.
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Remembering Constance Murray Dorsey, ’36 — 1914‒2017
The Maryville University community mourns the passing of its oldest alumna, Connie Dorsey, ’36. Dorsey, who was two months shy of 103, taught for 40 years.
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Maryville Stages Program for People with Aphasia
The Aphasia Communication Theater (ACT), an innovative production implemented by graduate students in Maryville’s Speech-Language Pathology program, was designed to improve the speech, language and social rehabilitation of participants.
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