Doctoral Chevrons

Welcome to Doctoral Chevrons

This newsletter features the writing and research of faculty, staff, students, and friends of the Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota Doctor of Business Administration program. Doctoral Chevrons is published three times a year in February, June, and October.

Call for Student Submissions

We are accepting student submissions for upcoming editions of Doctoral Chevrons. Submissions discussing business research, theory, or applied business practice are welcome. Each piece should be between 500-1500 words and must follow APA guidelines. For consideration, please submit your work to mcollins@smumn.edu.

Current Edition

Campus Ministry kicks off the semester with prayer and formation

Now accepting peer ministry applications for 2021-22. Share the good news on campus! We'd love for you to be part of a team of engaged community-builders who are enthusiastic about sharing the love and mercy of God. Applications can be found at...

SAC events: tie-dyeing, snowshoeing, and SNOW DAZE

The Student Activities Committee invites the Cardinal community to the following events: Bleach Tie-Dye Thursday, Feb. 4, 5 p.m., Hall of Fame Room A favorite program from last semester is back! Come pick up a beach tie-dye kit to dye your own...

Career Services calendar of spring events

Welcome to spring semester 2021 and the Career Services calendar of events! All workshops, career fairs, and other events will be held virtually this semester. With one exception, all of these these events are open to all Saint Mary's students at...

Smoothie bowl teaching kitchen, and make your own

http://newsroom.smumn.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/TeachingKitchen_January_s.mp4 Check out the "teaching kitchen" video for citrus berry smoothie bowls from Sarah Nicklay, registered dietitian nutritionist with Chartwells. The video can...

MCA presents Vintage Valentines, free virtual class

WINONA, Minn. — Community members ages 6 and up are invited to join a free, virtual Valentine’s Day card making class presented by Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts (MCA), with support from the Winona Fine Arts Commission and in partnership with...

Catch the men’s hockey game this Saturday

As announced earlier, spectators are not allowed at MIAC contests during the winter season to prioritize focus on student-athlete and staff safety. But you can still catch all basketball and hockey games via our live video stream, including the...

Annual M.Ed. in Teaching and Learning conference hosts more than 250 participants virtually

The M.Ed. in Teaching and Learning program held its annual TEACH. LEARN. LEAD. spring conference titled “Ignite Passion. Teach with ZEAL.” on April 4. The conference looked a little different this year, with more than 250 current M.Ed. learners, facilitators, and alumni gathering virtually to discuss issues in education.

Spiritual offering

Saint Mary’s Campus Ministry continues to share spiritual offerings to provide much-needed perspective and a focus on faith in this time of uncertainty. “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good … ” – Romans 8:28...

FGI Scholar spotlight: Biology major looks forward to studying at Mayo Clinic

In high school, Carol Dao ’20 favored mathematics over science. Then, a biology class introduced her to a whole new world of lab work. Now a senior First Generation Scholar at Saint Mary’s University, Dao will be heading to the Medical Laboratory Science Program at Mayo Clinic this summer.

Student Senate election results and meeting minutes

Student Senate announces executive board election results and shares the latest meeting minutes.

Hardy provides distance learning insight in student vlog [video]

Saint Mary’s student Sarah Hardy, a junior psychology major from Hastings, Minn., shows us a day in the life of distance learning at home.

Help us acknowledge 2020 graduates on Facebook

Add a specially designed Facebook profile pic to signify you are one of our 2020 graduates or in support of 2020 graduates (all degrees and locations). This time of year, we know our graduates are missing out on so much. The Office of Advancement and Communication created a way for us to both applaud and spotlight this year’s graduates, and it’s easy to do.