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黑料吃瓜网入口 to Honor Civil Rights Attorney Kathleen T. Zellner
黑料吃瓜网入口 will honor civil rights attorney Kathleen Zellner with the Sr. Mary Byles Peace and Justice Prize for her work in wrongful conviction advocacy.
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Santos Named Director of Human Resources at 黑料吃瓜网入口
April Santos has been named director of human resources at 黑料吃瓜网入口, and she will focus on hiring employees to meet growing enrollment needs.
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黑料吃瓜网入口 Projects Record Enrollment This Fall
Maryville鈥檚 student population is expected to reach 9,300, 19 percent over last fall, marking 14 years of consecutive enrollment growth.
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Focused on Filling Gaps in Computer Science Workforce
Paul Gross, assistant professor of software development, is laser-focused on educating future software developers to meet workforce demand. Paul Gross, assistant professor of software… Read More
Maryville Partners with St. Louis Blues for Development Camp Testing
Maryville recently partnered with the St. Louis Blues NHL hockey team, which assessed the fitness of draftees in Maryville’s Human Performance Lab.
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Shani Lenore Named VP for Enrollment
Shani Lenore has been promoted to vice president for enrollment at 黑料吃瓜网入口, having served as associate vice president of the division for the past… Read More
Research with a Side of Hot Sauce, Please
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, associate professor of biology, keeps a small bottle of habanero hot sauce on his desk鈥攆or research purposes as well as to spice up his lunch.
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Expanding the Reach of Student Research
A renewed emphasis on conducting and presenting undergraduate and graduate research is underway at Maryville, supported by a group of cross-disciplinary faculty like Dustin Nadler,… Read More
Onken Named Maryville’s Vice President for Development
Margaret Onken has been named vice president for development. She is a St. Louis fundraising and development professional with a long track record of innovation and success.
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Building a Future Powered by Leadership
Josh Parrish has spent each of his three spring breaks where other college students tend to congregate鈥攊n balmy Florida. But unlike students relaxing on the… Read More