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MSW Program Director Suzanne Shatila is co-presenting "Mentorship as a Retention Tool for Adjuncts" with the MSW program director of the University of Tennessee, Kate Chaffin, MSSW, LAPSW, during the Social Work Distance Education 2021 Virtual Conference: Removing...
Taylor Richmond Benefit Dance and Online Silent Auction, April 15 and 16
It is time again for the annual Taylor Richmond Benefit Dance Silent Auction. On behalf of the Office of Recreation, Involvement, and Student Engagement (RISE), and the Taylor Richmond Benefit Committee, we would like to remind you that all proceeds for the 21st...
Hegarty, Egan receive Presidents’ Awards
The 2021 Presidents’ Awards from the Minnesota Campus Compact recognize, celebrate, and tell the story of great individuals, projects, and programs in Minnesota. The Presidents' Awards are selected each year by the president of each member campus recognizing...
Help us acknowledge 2021 graduates on Facebook
Add a specially designed Facebook profile pic to signify you are one of our 2021 graduates or in support of 2021 graduates (all degrees and locations). This time of year, we know our graduates are missing out on so much because of this pandemic. The Office of...
In the news
Our senior women's Cardinal hockey player Delaney Wolf, the 2021 national Hockey Humanitarian Award recipient, has made the news several times this week: • USCHO • WKBT-TV • Star Tribune • NCAA • Winona Daily News Additionally, Saint Mary's was featured in this...
Memorial Mass April 20 for Father Paul Nienaber, Brother Stephen Rusyn
A memorial Mass will be celebrated for Father Paul Nienaber, S.J., and Brother Stephen Rusyn, FSC, at 12:15 p.m. on Tuesday, April 20, in Saint Thomas More Chapel on the Winona Campus. Father Paul served as chair and associate professor of physics at the College from...
Knights of Columbus Council – Best in State
Our Saint Mary's Knights of Columbus Council has received a number of awards from the state for our growth and work in the 2019-2020 fraternal year. (COVID has led to a delay in their delivery.) Most notably, our council achieved the best percentage gain in membership...
Winona siren tests part of Minnesota Severe Weather Awareness Week
The State of Minnesota has designated April 12-16, 2021, Minnesota Severe Weather Awareness Week. As part of this statewide program, severe weather emergency sirens will be activated on Thursday, April 15, at 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. in Winona. The siren on the Winona...
Student Senate meeting agenda: April 13
Tracy Lehnertz, associate dean International Programs and director of university effectiveness, will be joining us for the Student Senate meeting on Tuesday, April 13, so dress will be business casual. Call to order Prayer/reflection Roll call Presentation from Tracy...
Spruce Up Winona is April 17
Saturday | April 17 | 1:30 p.m. This Saturday, April 17, Campus Ministry, RISE, and Brother John Grover, FSC, will lead a group of volunteers in clearing out invasive species from our trails. Meet at Brother Leopold Hall at 1:30 p.m. to join us in this important act...
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