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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.

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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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Degree of Impact

As superintendents, principals and teachers, Maryville alumni provide impactful, award-winning leadership in schools throughout St. Louis city and county, across Missouri, and around the country.

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Recent Grad Gets ‘Royals’ Treatment

Just three days after graduation, Maryville University alumnus Cameron Fagundes, ’15, began working with the Kansas City Royals, 2015 World Series Champs.

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2015 Alumni Weekend

Have you registered? 2015 Alumni Weekend is Sept. 17-20!

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Brian Gant, ’03: To Protect and Serve

Criminal justice was not originally on Gant’s career radar. When he graduated with a bachelor’s in computer information systems, he expected to become a computer programmer.

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Joanne Kricho Cooper, ‘01: Head of the Glass

Joanne Kricho Cooper, ’01, uses bold strokes when emphasizing how often she relies on lessons learned in pursuit of her BA in fine arts.

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Greg Schwartz, ’10: Sweet Success

Greg Schwartz, ’10, never expected that he would one day work on the corner of Chocolate and Cocoa Avenues near street lights shaped like chocolate Kisses.

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