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Tobin Management Students Learn to Manage IT
As video interviews are deployed more in business, the need for business students to master this skill is increasingly important. Professor of Management Charles Wankel, Ph.D., recognizes this by mentoring students in this function through assignments in his Managing the IT Function course.
ROTC Cadet Focuses on a Future of Military Service
Nicholas J. VanSlyke, a cadet in St. John’s Red Storm Battalion of the US Army was recently ranked seventh in the nation on the 2018 Order of Merit list, out of a talent pool of 5,500 cadets who are commissioning in 2019
Red Storm Remains Unbeaten with 89-74 Win over Princeton at MSG
St. John's is now 9-0 for the first time since 1990-91 and just the third time since 1986-87.
Professor Anita S. Krishnakumar Installed as Inaugural Mary C. Daly Professor of Law
On December 5, 2018, faculty, administrators, friends, and family gathered for the installation of Professor Anita S. Krishnakumar as the inaugural Mary C. Daly Professor of Law.
20 Questions With....
Ryan C. Herley is a Homeland Security major who grew up in Huntington, NY.
New MBA in Real Estate Launched in Tobin
Within a few miles of St. John’s University sits some of the most valuable real estate in the world.
Students Gain Hands-On Cybersecurity Experience in Competition
Over the weekend a team of CPS students competed in the Department of Energy’s annual Cyber Defense Competition. The competitors consisted of 68 universities across 7 national laboratories.
Research Project Serves Immigrant Learners with High Potential
In the spirit of St. John’s University’s Vincentian mission, Project BRIDGE in The School of Education (SOE) has crossed disciplines through the collaboration of SOE faculty from three departments, graduate students, visiting scholars, and external experts to help neglected, underserved immigrant students with high potential in New York.
St. John’s Edges Mount St. Mary’s, 85-71, to Remain Unbeaten
Current squad becomes first St. John’s team since 1990-91 to start a season 8-0 or better
Call for Applications: Faculty Collaborations with Writing Across Communities
St. John’s University’s Writing Across Communities program encourages and supports students and faculty who strive to use writing to sustain diverse academic, cultural, civic, and professional communities both across St. John’s and beyond the university. (https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/office-provost/writing-across-communities) Writing Across Communities works with a “Students as Partners” philosophy, and Undergraduate Writing Coordinators are fully collaborative partners with “distinct, yet equally valuable expertise and experience to contribute” to projects (Bovill, Cook-Sather, Felten 2011). Faculty from any discipline and college at St. John’s University, including University Libraries, are invited to propose collaborations. Below you’ll find a list of suggestions for projects. Based on the project faculty propose and develop with Writing Across Communities staff, faculty will receive a stipend in the range of $250-$1000. The determination of the actual amount of faculty stipends will be informed by contact hours, duration, and scope of engagement, as well as the integration, implementation, and impact the project will have within writing communities.