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MCA and Saint Mary’s to present ‘Dances from the Nutcracker’

WINONA, Minn. — The Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts (MCA) and the Saint Mary’s University Department of Theatre and Dance will present the Dance Repertory Company in “Dances from the Nutcracker” Wednesday through Sunday, Dec. 1-5, in the Page Theatre. Heralding...

Saint Mary’s faculty and students present research at management conference

By Lelna Desta and Dr. Shelly McCallum-Ferguson Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota business faculty and students attended and showcased their scholarly work at the Midwest Academy of Management’s annual conference, hosted by St. Ambrose University in Davenport,...

Student leaders share skills beyond campus

Not only do Saint Mary’s University students excel as leaders on campus, they also represent the university well in state and national roles. Using their leadership skills, as well as their strong ethical values, these students embody the mission of the university as...

Minnesota Psychological Association names Saint Mary’s Guinadi Outstanding Graduate Student

A Saint Mary’s University Psy.D. student has once again been named the Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year by the Minnesota Psychological Association (MPA). This award is given to graduate student members of MPA who take on leadership roles within MPA to advance...

Nagashima to address character education and faculty perceptions Nov. 10

As part of Saint Mary’s University’s ongoing work in character education and virtue formation, we welcome our next guest speaker, Julie Nagashima, Ph.D., to present “Faculty Perceptions of University Character Education” Wednesday, Nov. 10, on our Twin Cities Campus....

Saint Mary’s spotlight on Niki Peterson

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 Niki Peterson, dean...

On goal: Junior soccer player balances three majors, remote internship

Jacob Clements has always been fascinated by mathematics-centered problem solving. “Everything has to be right or wrong,” Clements said. “There's an objectiveness and logic to it.” Clements has found a workable algorithm for his busy schedule of his junior year at...

Business mentorship yields useful internship for Saint Mary’s student

Saint Mary’s University student Brady Lindauer didn’t know what to expect when his Business Intelligence and Analytics professor Michael Ratajczyk suggested he call alumnus Joe Hettinger ’87, a member of the university’s Business Advisory Council (BAC). During the...

Sam Wersch: MCA and its collegiate impact

By Kathryn Bates, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota senior public relations major Musical theatre is composed of three important skill sets: singing, acting, and dancing. As an affiliate of Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, the Minnesota Conservatory for the...

Alumna impacts community through health, wellness, and serving others

Minister Dr. Ni Ora Hokes D’17 has been working to improve health outcomes among her fellow African Americans in Minneapolis since the 1970s, and she’s not slowing down yet. “When I speak to groups and share with my place of worship, I say, ‘You know, it wouldn’t do a...

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