Hundreds of alumni will return to campus for Homecoming Weekend Sept. 16-18, marking a long-awaited return to celebrating their alma mater.
Although this service-centered event for First-year students was canceled due to weather, it's an important reminder that Ambrosians are filled with serving their community all year.
Van Blair joined the faculty at St. Ambrose in 2001. She has served a multifaceted teaching and administrative career, holding faculty and Director positions for the St. Ambrose School of Social Work and Master of Social Work program.
Following the St. Ambrose University Institute for Person-Centered Care (IPCC) conference in March, the Institute will host an interactive workshop Thursday, Sept. 29 to problem-solve real-world healthcare issues in a practical and meaningful way.
Dr. Archer, Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice and Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, was appointed to the Dean position this summer by Dr. Paul Koch, Provost.
During Homecoming weekend, the fall and spring classes of 2020 will be honored during a celebration.
Representing his home country of Zimbabwe, Brett Jones '25 will compete August 20-25 at the CANA Senior African Championships in Tunis, Tunisia.
For the first time at St. Ambrose, local students who are minority, first-generation, or come from underrepresented backgrounds are invited to campus for an extended opportunity to learn about college life and get accustomed to the many support services at SAU.
The St. Ambrose University Professional Development Center delivers innovative opportunities such as the Genesis Leadership Academy to partner with employers and cultivate those "human skills" in the workplace through customized, hands-on leadership development programs.