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Maryville Awarded Monsanto Fund Grant to Increase STEM Diversity
With a $120,000 grant from the Monsanto Fund, Maryville University aims to increase diversity in STEM fields by engaging young females, minority students, and students from low-income areas utilizing robotics curriculum.
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Fick Recognized for Longtime Contributions in Physical Therapy
Ann Fick, PT, CCS, associate professor of physical therapy and director of clinical education, is recognized by the Eastern District of the Missouri Physical Therapy Association.
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Maryville to Screen ‘Most Likely to Succeed’ Documentary
“Most Likely to Succeed,” the acclaimed documentary on the history and promise of education, will be screened on Feb. 27, at Maryville University.
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Sangoseni to Participate in Gerontology Scholar Program
Olaide Sangoseni, PhD, assistant professor of physical therapy, has been invited to participate in the 2016 Geriatric Leadership Scholar Program, presented by The Gateway Geriatric Education Center in St. Louis.
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Current Exhibit Chronicles Life with an Eating Disorder
Artwork by Judith Shaw, on display through Feb. 26, focuses on living with an eating disorder. The exhibit chronicles her personal journey with anorexia.
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Students to Host ‘Hijab Awareness Day’
Maryville University students will host Hijab Awareness Day on Tuesday, Feb. 2, to dispel misconceptions about the headscarf and build greater understanding between people of all faiths.
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1,000 Saints Night to Benefit Kids Rock Cancer
The third annual Saints Basketball “1000 Saints Night” will be held Thursday, Feb. 25. The event will benefit Kids Rock Cancer.
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Brockenbrough Named Interim Head Coach for Volleyball
Ashlee Brockenbrough, ’12, former Saints student-athlete, has been named interim head coach of the Saints volleyball program for the 2016 season.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Features Ferguson Commissioner
Maryville University’s Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration will be held at noon, on Jan. 28, in the University Auditorium. The program will feature guest speaker Rev. Starsky D. Wilson, co-chair of the Ferguson Commission.
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Alumna Helps Brain Injury Survivors Return to Work
Beth Dauber, ’09, helps brain injury survivors relearn lost skills so they can return to work or begin new careers. She has been honored as the 2016 Rehabilitation Counselor of the Year.
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