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Academics
The Affordable Care Act Passed. Now What?
15 Apr 2012 by By Jack Militello, Ph.D., and Mick Sheppeck, Ph.D. / No Comments
In 2011, two Opus College of Business faculty members launched a study of more than 70 health care organizations. The outcome will assist these organizations in meeting the demands and challenges of a new, more transparent and more competitive market.
The Health Care Execution Challenge
15 Apr 2012 by by Dan McLaughlin / No Comments
Health care organizations lag behind most successful businesses in executing high-quality business plans
Country Care
15 Apr 2012 by by Shanna Davis / No Comments
Rural demographics raise concerns about health care availability
A Multi-Faceted View
15 Apr 2012 by by Kate Norlander '07 M.B.C. / No Comments
Ann Bray ’10 M.B.A. brings together different perspectives for a rewarding career
College of Applied Professional Studies to Receive new Name, Effective Sept. 1
11 Apr 2012 by Sue Huber, Ed.D. / No Comments
The new name for CAPS will be College of Education, Leadership and Counseling.
Master of Social Work Program Holds Information Session Tuesday, April 17
10 Apr 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
Registrations will be accepted up to 24 hours prior to the session.
Liszt’s ‘Via Crucis’ Performance Planned Friday at St. Mary’s Chapel
26 Mar 2012 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
The performance will feature seminary and university choirs along with organist David Jenkins.
Learning About American Culture and Difference
15 Mar 2012 by Kanishka Chowdhury, English Department / No Comments
Q&A with Meg Gehlen Nodzon ’99
15 Mar 2012 by Bernard Armada, Communication and Journalism Department / No Comments
The Blame Game
15 Mar 2012 by Wendy Wyatt, Communication and Journalism Department / No Comments
Do we live in a culture of blame? Some writers at The Economist magazine think so. In fact, a 2008 column in the magazine went so far as to claim that Western cultures have become “dominated and warped by blame.” When it came to assigning responsibility, The Economist called out news media directly for their role in promoting blame.
Off the Press: A Selection of Books by CAS Faculty
15 Mar 2012 by Staff / No Comments
St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity Hosts Information Night, Course Sampler March 6
02 Mar 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
The sampler class will be “Deuterocanonical Writings,” with Father Juan Miguel Betancourt.
John Abraham Takes a Stand
01 Mar 2012 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
Using science and civility, engineering professor John Abraham calls a climate-change skeptic’s bluff
M.S.W. Grad Carries his Mother’s Memories from “Hartland to Capitol Hill”
17 Feb 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
Ernie Gunderson’s book, Hartland to Capitol Hill: The Journey of a Wounded Healer, is based on an unpublished memoir written by his mother.
Second Annual Education for Everyone Program Features ‘Fidgety Fairy Tales’
09 Feb 2012 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
The event teaches positive portrayals of children with mental health issues.
Sex Post Facto: How Posthumous Reproduction is Changing Trust and Estate Law
31 Jan 2012 by Benjamin Carpenter / No Comments
Supreme Impact
31 Jan 2012 by Justin Seitz, 2L / No Comments
St. Thomas law faculty tackle issues of the highest court
Clinical Education: Social Justice in Action
31 Jan 2012 by Mary Fisher and Chato Hazelbaker / No Comments
Published Opinion: The Tyranny of False Proxies
31 Jan 2012 by Mark Osler / No Comments
