Gamma Iota Sigma, an internationally distinguished risk management, insurance and actuarial science collegiate professional fraternity, awarded St. John’s the Edison L. Bowers Award at its 45th Annual Conference in October. Eighteen students from the Alpha Iota chapter represented The Peter J. Tobin College of Business during the three-day convention, proudly receiving this honor for the first time in the chapter’s 25 year history.
The Bowers Award, which is awarded to one chapter each year, is the highest recognition bestowed by the Gamma Iota Sigma organization. The St. John’s chapter was recognized for the depth and quality of its programs during the past academic year. The members and officers, individually and collectively, exemplify the qualities of service and leadership that the Bowers Award celebrates.
Related News
From Classroom to Published Author: Meet the Voice Behind Sounds of America
Jennifer Payne, a doctoral candidate in literacy in The School of Education at St. John’s University, is also a veteran educator, cofounder of Victory Garden Kids, and the recently published author of...
AI Conference Explores the Future of Church-Related Higher Education Through a Humanistic Lens
The School of Education at St. John’s University, in partnership with the Lilly Network of Church-Related Colleges and Universities, hosted a dynamic conference titled “The Roles and Missions of...
The Roles and Missions of Church-Related Institutions in the Era of AI: Humanistic Approaches
RSVP NOW! THE LILLY NETWORK OF CHURCH-RELATED COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES in partnership with THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Presents “The Roles and Missions of Church-Related Institutions in the Era of AI...