Our Primary Objective
Established in 1913, St. John’s Graduate
Division of Arts and Sciences (GDAS) seeks to foster the creative
and intellectual growth of faculty and students pursuing advanced
studies in select disciplines. Our unique Vincentian/metropolitan
environment provides and encourages advanced knowledge thorough
mastery of research methods and a spirit of inquiry. Our objectives
allow students the advantage of a rigorous yet caring atmosphere
that is suitable for creative scholarly development.
Our Resources
St. John’s graduate students have access to
a myriad of academic resources – essential to helping students
become active and competitive participants in a globally
interdependent community. We are equipped with the most up-to-date
technological tools to ensure that our students are prepared to
greet and embrace today’s increasingly competitive professional
world.
Our University libraries are currently home to over 1.5 million
texts and 5,000 periodical subscriptions. Students can also
currently access a limitless amount of information from our
advanced online sources. Access to texts from other universities is
also available through inter-library loan.
Applied science students have the additional benefit of our newly
renovated Chemistry and Biology laboratories. These facilities were
designed to enhance the potential for research and allow students
to test the theoretical concepts they learn in class.
Student Support Services are available to provide students with all
the components of a quality graduate education.
To find out more, go to About the
College.
Administrators
Michael Wolfe, B.A. Boston
University, M.A. Boston University and Johns Hopkins University,
Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University
Beverly Fields, B.A. SUNY
Oneonta, M.S.Ed. Pace University, P.D. St. John's University
Suzanna M. Henderson, B.A. Iowa
State University, M.S. Iowa State University, Ph.D Temple
University
Margherita Panjera, M.A.