Students will be invited to meet with a career specialist and/or academic counselor at this informal event, and may visit with a number of faculty members to learn about specific majors and minors.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to submit proposals to “green” UST operations and campus life. The submission deadline is Tuesday, March 19.
Fellowship recipients will receive $4,000 stipends to support their research on an array of topics from a feminist perspective; faculty sponsors will receive $1,500 stipends.
He was the father of Terri Hastings, director of programs and operations for the Center for Ethical Business Cultures in the Opus College of Business.
A 1998 graduate of St. Thomas, she learned last week that she has a brain tumor. In fall 2012 she taught actuarial science as an adjunct instructor.
The drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 2 and 3.
Everyone, from interested students to professionals, is invited to register online to attend one or more of these professional development workshops.
Choose from a wide variety of courses and international locations.
The courses: Topics in Ecology and Culture in Korea, Management 480 in London and Ireland, and The Church in Latin America in Guatemala.
Junior Achievement volunteers spend about five hours in classroom settings giving of their time and talents but get back so much more than credit for volunteer hours.
He was the brother of Jerry Anderley, associate vice president for facilities at the Physical Plant.
‘Gene Pollution in China’s Rivers,’ ‘Fat is Awesome,’ and the Pope’s resignation round out an eclectic mix of headlines this week.
Apply for the James E. and Katherine C. O’Phelan Scholarship and/or the Niels and Carol Sorensen Scholarship by Friday, March 8.
This week’s notes include faculty members Thomas Bushlack, Michael Hollerich, David Kelley, Anne Klejment, Paul Lorah, Catherine Marrs Fuchsel, Kimberly Vrudny, Marty Warren and Scott Wright; and graduate student Blaire Hysjulien.
The recommendation for promotion was made by the Tenure and Promotion Committee at its December 2012 meeting.
Individuals of all faith traditions are invited to participate during this time of preparation for Holy Week and Easter. Pick up a reflection journal and stay in touch with Campus Ministry and the Wellness Center on Facebook for a chance to win a $100 bookstore gift card.
Sam Jensen and Julie Rech will represent St. Thomas at the event, which will be held in the state Capitol’s rotunda.
The Study Abroad Fair takes place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14, in Campus Way on the second floor of the Anderson Student Center.
The first student to find the heart and bring it to the Wellness Center will receive a $50 gift certificate to Axel’s Bonfire on Grand and two movie tickets. Like UST Wellness Center on Facebook for clues.
Pick up a free Rediscover Catholicism book, by Matthew Kelly, at Mass on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 13; join a discussion group; and attend a talk by Father Michael Becker on “Spiritual Intoxication and the Meaning of Life.”
The deadline for award nominations is 4:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22. The recipient will be recognized at the Staff Appreciation Breakfast on Wednesday, March 20.
Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to sign up for St. Thomas “Day at the Capitol” on March 13, to encourage legislators to continue to support funding for the Minnesota State Grant Program.
Prime dates are open at the Gainey Center for spring and summer retreats.
Watch for Wellness Center and Dining Services “AdjUST Your Meal” signs and a “Swap This for That” campaign in several Anderson Student Center dining locations.
All requests for the presence of an archbishop or bishop are handled through the President’s Office and must be made in advance.