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Remembering Constance Murray Dorsey, ’36 — 1914‒2017
The Maryville University community mourns the passing of its oldest alumna, Connie Dorsey, ’36. Dorsey, who was two months shy of 103, taught for 40 years.
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Maryville Stages Program for People with Aphasia
The Aphasia Communication Theater (ACT), an innovative production implemented by graduate students in Maryville’s Speech-Language Pathology program, was designed to improve the speech, language and social rehabilitation of participants.
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Graphic Design Graduate Wins International Awards
Kenani’s logo was one of two selected for LogoLounge10, a publication that showcases expert identity work by notable designers and up-and-coming talents from around the world.
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Toobin Speaks on Supreme Court During Campus Visit
Jeffrey Toobin, chief legal analyst for CNN, author and staff writer for The New Yorker, spoke recently on Maryville University’s campus.
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The Art of Philanthropy
Sarah Loynd, a junior in the Art & Design program, is a firm believer that art can be a catalyst for social change.
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Joyner-Kersee to Receive Musial Lifetime Achievement Award
Joyner-Kersee will receive the 2018 Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award. The annual awards are sponsored by Maryville University.
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Maryville Grad Puts Veterans First
Thomas Wolff, ’14, works with veterans involved in treatment court and helps them transition to the workforce.
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Kalix Jacobson
Kalix Jacobson Major: Business Administration Graduation Year: 2017 Maryville University offers students over 100 student organizations representing general and academic interests, spiritual beliefs, cultural groups and more to keep students… Read More
Natural Disaster Relief: How to Help
Want to help? Here’s how to get involved through financial and in-kind contributions to bring relief to those affected by natural disasters.
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‘Ask a Nurse’ Webcast Helps Inform Class Discussion
Maryville nursing professor Linda Schultz, PhD, CRRN, has never stopped learning from patients—including one who is better known as Superman.
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