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Saint Mary’s students earn prestigious scholarship
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota public relations and digital media majors Grace Chalmers and Danielle Rhodes, both juniors, earned the top two academic scholarships from the Minnesota Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Chalmers was awarded first...
Psy.D. Faculty Receive Institutional Courage Research Grant
Drs. Kathryn LaBore and Marina Rosenthal have received an Institutional Courage Research Grant to explore how institutions like universities engage in institutional betrayal related to systemic forms of oppression experienced by their members. Institutional betrayal...
Saint Mary’s congratulates December 2021 graduates
WINONA, Minn. — The following Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota students completed requirements for bachelor of arts degrees in December 2021. Student name, hometown, parents' or guardians’ name/s Samantha Henning, Lake City, Minn. Jonathan Robinson, Champaign,...
Saint Mary’s receives two accolades that boost school’s reputation
As Saint Mary’s University continues to find new ways to reach prospective students and their parents, the university has received two accolades that will help reach our target audiences. Recently, Saint Mary’s was named a 2021-2022 College of Distinction by the...
Nestingen honored by U.S. Navy for providing outstanding Psy.D. student applicants
Signe Nestingen, Psy.D., a professor and director of clinical training for Saint Mary’s Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology program, is receiving two honors from the U.S. Navy. This spring, she will receive the U.S. Navy’s Impact Influencer Award. Candidates for this...
Carroll-Glover named UPCEA board member
Andrea Carroll-Glover, vice provost of online strategy and programs at Saint Mary’s, is one of 13 new board members for the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA), the Washington, D.C.-based association for college and university leaders...
Where no social work researcher has gone before
Like many of her colleagues at Saint Mary’s University, Mallory Knipe, DSW, has presented research at multiple academic conferences during her career in higher education. However, Dr. Knipe, chair of the social work programs at Saint Mary’s, is likely the first from...
Knipe discusses ‘Star Trek,’ social work research on Saint Mary’s Currents podcast
Like many of her colleagues at Saint Mary’s University, Mallory Knipe, DSW, has presented research at multiple academic conferences during her career in higher education. However, Knipe, chair of the social work programs at Saint Mary’s, is likely the first from the...
MCA to hold auditions for Main reACTion Improv Troupe
Ready to take your improv skills to the next level? If so, Main reACTion is for you! The Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts (MCA) is seeking creative quick-thinkers (ages 8 to 18) to join the Main reACTion Improv Troupe for the remainder of the 2021–2022 school year....
Lysne, Haugen discuss teacher burnout on Saint Mary’s Currents
In recent years, the topic of teacher burnout has been a concern among educators. Now with the COVID-19 pandemic, new stresses are being heaped on educators, leading to faster burnout and shortages in community schools. In this episode, Tracy Lysne and Sarah Haugen,...
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