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Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, Employs Skills at Home in Ghana
Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, employs the skills she learned at Maryville to her home in Ghana where she will work as a professional assistant.
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Allie Patton, ’16, Finds Success by Embracing Change
Allie Patton, ’16, graduate of the Master’s of Organizational Leadership and Development program, shares how she finds success through embracing change.
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Privacy on the Internet — How Safe Are We?
Maryville Magazine asked four St. Louis-based cyber security experts—including three alumni—to share their insider perspective on network security best practices, and provide tips on how to secure personal data.
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Child’s Play: Finding the Words
When Amanda Burley, ’10, ’11, sought speech therapy for her daughter at the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic on Maryville’s campus, she came full circle – in more ways than one.
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Spirit of Maryville Annual Dinner Honors Alumni, Friends
Maryville University’s annual Spirit of Maryville dinner, honoring distinguished alumni and friends, will be held on May 21.
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Maryville University Partners with LaunchCode
Maryville University has announced a partnership with LaunchCode to offer qualified students and alumni a free coding class, and access to the LaunchCode apprenticeship program.
Read MoreMaryville, Abstrakt Create Unique On-Campus Partnership
Maryville University and Abstrakt Marketing Group have announced an unprecedented internship opportunity for students interested in sales and marketing careers. The St. Louis-based firm recently opened a satellite office on Maryville’s campus.
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Alumni Trivia Night
The 15th Annual Maryville Alumni Trivia Night will be held March 12. Doors open at 6p.m.; trivia begins at 7 p.m.
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Brockenbrough Named Interim Head Coach for Volleyball
Ashlee Brockenbrough, ’12, former Saints student-athlete, has been named interim head coach of the Saints volleyball program for the 2016 season.
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Alumna Helps Brain Injury Survivors Return to Work
Beth Dauber, ’09, helps brain injury survivors relearn lost skills so they can return to work or begin new careers. She has been honored as the 2016 Rehabilitation Counselor of the Year.
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