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International Spotlights – Fall 2019
Beverly Danquah Beverly Danquah ’19CPS continues to pursue her passion while living the Vincentian mission as a 2019–20 Princeton in Africa (PiAf) fellow in Accra, Ghana. Ms. Danquah is the first...
Online Global Exchange Program Broadens Student Options
St. John’s University has launched a new initiative to expand global learning opportunities for students who may not have the interest and/or means to travel abroad. Modeled after similar programs...
Ozanam Scholars Program Helps Students Examine Global Role
Undergraduate students who receive an Ozanam Scholarship participate in one of the University’s most mission-centered programs. “In the spirit of Frédéric Ozanam, scholars are called to serve with...
St. John’s First Stop for US Fulbright Grantees
Once again St. John’s and the Fulbright US Student Program collaborated to promote world peace and gain a deeper understanding and tolerance for others by preparing the 2019 US Fulbright grantees for...
St. John’s University Education Majors “Storm” Rome
Since 2015, Em Maslak, Ph.D., Professor of Curriculum and Instruction in The School of Education (SOE), has served as the on-site professor and faculty lead for the school’s unique Rome semester...
The Office of International Education Ties Creativity to Service in Appalachia
Donna M. Reale Language Educator, Office of International Education A website for “serious” knitters and creative spirits, www.ravelry.com called out to me around nine years ago. Ravelry also appealed...
Long-serving St. John’s Leader Examines Urban-Serving Institutions
André McKenzie, Ed.D. , Vice Provost for Academic Support Services and Faculty Development at St. John’s University, coauthored a chapter on student success in a new book that focuses on the unique...
St. John’s Earns No. 16 National Seed, Will Host NCAA Tournament Second Round on Sunday
For the 21st time in program history, the St. John's men's soccer team is heading to the NCAA Tournament. The Red Storm, who received the no. 16 national seed, will kick off its quest for a fifth College Cup appearance and second national championship on Sunday, Nov. 24, at 5 p.m. when it hosts either Syracuse or Rhode Island in the second round at Belson Stadium.
St. John’s University’s Online M.B.A. Program Ranked Second Best in New York and 16th Nationally
The Peter J. Tobin College of Business at St. John’s University is ranked by MBACompass.com—an online resource focused on helping students navigate the master of business administration (M.B.A.) space—as the second 2020 Best Online M.B.A. Program in New York and 16th best program in the US.
St. John’s Wins Scholarship to Improve Health Care for Low-Income Patients
St. John’s University is one of only six colleges from across the nation to receive a scholarship for an initiative designed to boost access to quality health care for vulnerable and underrepresented populations.