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Maryville Welcomes Largest Freshman Class in Its History
Maryville University has announced a record-breaking 45 percent increase in freshman enrollment for the Fall 2016 semester, registering the largest first-year class in the 144-year history of the University.
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Maryville University Hires Chief Innovation Officer
Kathleen Lueckeman has been named Maryville University’s first chief innovation officer. She will lead the enterprise-wide implementation of the Salesforce platform.
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Maryville Presents 2016 Outstanding Faculty Awards
The four faculty members honored with Maryville University’s 2016 Outstanding Faculty Award excel at weaving the connection between teaching and research.
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Game Design Comes of Age
In conjunction with the BFA program in interactive design, Maryville will launch a concentration in game design this fall.
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Maryville Launches New Online EdD Program in Higher Ed Leadership
Maryville University now offers an online option for its successful doctoral program, the Doctor of Education in Higher Education Leadership.
Read MoreMusic Therapy Master’s Program Ranked ‘Top 25’ Nationally
Maryville’s Music Therapy program has been ranked among the Top 25 Master’s Degrees in Music Therapy nationally by The Master’s in Special Education Program Guide.
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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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Wizardry Behind the Screen
Maryville University’s online programs have grown exponentially, thanks to a talented team of in-house instructional designers.
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Creating a Global Classroom
Erika Rasure, PhD, uses a variety of tech tools to make her coursework challenging, dynamic, and relevant for students in the Simon School of Business.
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Summer in the University Library
This summer, the University Library remains open and available to the campus community and alumni, providing all the same services—many of which may not be widely known.
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