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If They Dream It … Students Can Build It
A state-of-the-art 3D printer represents the newest technology in Maryville’s Design & Visual Art program and allows students to bring their ideas to scale.
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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 Professor’s Open Office Hours Held on the Battlefield
In addition to regular office hours, Maryville University associate professor Dustin Loeffler, JD, hosts student advising sessions during online games.
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Maryville University Named Apple Distinguished School
Maryville University is named an Apple Distinguished School for 2016–2018. The selection highlights Maryville’s innovative learning environment.
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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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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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Maryville University Partners with LaunchCode
Maryville University has announced a partnership with LaunchCode to offer qualified students and alumni a free coding class, and access to the LaunchCode apprenticeship program.
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Cloud Source
Because an iPad is so much more than Netflix, Maryville’s Apple Corps was created to provide student-to-student training on apps that support learning projects and collaborations, and improve study habits.
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Faculty Share Inspiration, Ideas, Technology Tips
Following a recent week of professional development provided by Maryville University’s Finch Center for Teaching and Learning, faculty are more inspired, informed and energized about the start of fall classes.
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