Study shows ROI of liberal arts colleges is comparable to career-focused schools
A report from Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce provides new insight into the positive return on investment of liberal arts colleges.
Doctoral counseling psychology student explores Hmong roots, creates large regional following with videos
Calvin Yang M’17 always wanted to learn more about his identity as an American-born member of the Hmong community. It turns out he was far from alone in his pursuit.
Recent graduate returns to Minnesota to take part in race, recruit for Lasallian Volunteers
So far, Chicago native Aldontae Guess ’19 has felt right at home while volunteering in New York City. A piece of his heart, though, will always be found in Winona after taking part in the Countdown to College and First Generation Initiative programs.
Franke completes summer internship at clinic in Spain
Senior Danielle Franke was able to uniquely blend her biology and Spanish majors through an eight-week summer internship in Spain last summer. At a medical clinic in Spain, she received an invaluable clinical experience before she prepares to apply to medical school. It also allowed her to have a fully immersive experience as the only staff person who was as native English speaker.
Graduate psychology student co-founds crisis hotline geared toward local Muslim community
Mental health issues affect everyone. To address the issues of mental health in the Muslim community in Minnesota, Fadumo Hassan, a Saint Mary’s student, started a crisis hotline this fall with her sister, Sumaya.