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Michelle Jenkins-Unterberg, dean of Health Professions

In Conversation: Maryville’s Walker College of Health Professions Dean

Michelle Jenkins-Unterberg, PT, DHS, ’89 discusses health care, diversity and how Maryville has transformed since she was a student.

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Maryville University President Mark Lombardi, PhD

President Lombardi Elected Chair of NCAA Committee

Mark Lombardi, PhD, president of Maryville University, is the new chair of the NCAA Board of Governors Committee to Promote Cultural Diversity and Equity.

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Maryville Receives Impact Award from CoachDiversity Institute

The Impact Award honors Maryville’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in the collegiate workplace.

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Let’s Talk It Out

Maryville’s Multicultural Scholars Peer Educators develop workshops around social justice, diversity and inclusion and deliver them to the campus community.

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Celebrating Walt Whitman’s Radical Optimism

Faculty from the humanities celebrate the 200th anniversary of Walt Whitman’s birthday with a semester-long series of events.

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School of Education Dissertation Defense Goes Viral

Candace Hall, who is earning her doctorate in higher education at Maryville, was surprised by her three children with a celebratory dance.

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soccer team in a huddle

Maryville Soccer Program Out to Historic Start

With a combined 10-0-0 record, Maryville is the only school in the NCAA that has a pair of undefeated and untied soccer programs.

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Maryville Recognized for Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

Maryville has received the 2019 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.

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Maryville University Hockey Center Celebrates Grand Opening

The facility is the new home ice for Maryville’s men’s and women’s hockey teams.

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Maryville University Projects Record Enrollment in 2019-2020

Maryville’s student population is expected to reach 10,200, 10 percent over last fall, marking 15 years of consecutive enrollment growth.

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