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R.I.S.E. UpdatesUPPC announces new, closing, and revised programs for 2022-23 academic year and beyond
The University Program Planning Committee (UPPC), met on Nov. 3, 2021 to consider available university resources and opportunities related to current and proposed programs. At the meeting, the UPPC reviewed recommendations from the school deans, operational units, and...
Saint Mary’s spotlight on Michael Lovorn
The Marketing and Communication Office will be profiling Saint Mary’s University leaders regularly in the Cardinal Update. Our goal is to showcase those overseeing and guiding key areas important to our strategic initiatives. This week, we feature Michael Lovorn,...
Eubank and Fox receive Brother John Johnston, FSC Award for contributions to Lasallian mission
Two longtime Lasallian professors and scholars from Saint Mary’s University will be honored with the Brother John Johnston, FSC Award for their significant contributions to the Lasallian mission on Saint Mary’s campus and beyond. Roxanne Eubank, Ed.D., and Mary...
Saint Mary’s continues conversations around character and virtue education with visit from Dr. Julie Nagashima
As Saint Mary’s continues facilitating conversations around character and virtue education, the School of Education hosted Dr. Julie Nagashima, Ph.D., Nov. 10 to discuss faculty perceptions regarding the teaching of character education. Nagashima led a seminar for...
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, University of San Diego form partnership benefiting students nationwide
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota and the University of San Diego are pleased to announce a new partnership that provides flexibility and an added academic pathway for students studying innovation and entrepreneurship at both schools. Beginning with the spring...
Alumni receives regional Emmy for work in live sports programming
Covering 120 Twins baseball games throughout an entire season, even if it’s your dream job, can become tedious. For Rick Palermo ’16, who produces pre and post-game TV shows for the Twins, Timberwolves, and the Minnesota Wild for Bally Sports North, there is one...
Students encouraged to participate in Campus Climate Survey
As the Saint Mary’s University community looks to better understand its student makeup and increase a sense of belonging for all, students on the Winona Campus are encouraged to participate in the upcoming Inclusion and Human Dignity Campus Climate Survey. The...
Research led by Wieser finds inequities in experience, outcomes of MBA students and graduates
During her time working in the corporate world, Michelle Wieser, dean of the School of Business and Technology at Saint Mary’s University, said she regularly saw men advancing in their careers further and faster than women in similar roles. Several years later, while...
Department of Fine and Performing Arts to stage The 39 Steps
The Saint Mary’s University Department of Fine and Performing Arts will perform The 39 Steps, adapted by Patrick Barlow, Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 4-6, in Page Theatre. All shows in the 2021-2022 academic year are free and open to the public. If Alfred Hitchcock...
Response to Blackhawks, McDonough mishandling of sexual misconduct
As a Lasallian Catholic university, Saint Mary's University is centered on the respect and dignity of each person. We are disturbed by the allegations made against our alumnus John McDonough and other senior leaders in the Blackhawks organization related to...
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