ICC Scholarship Offers Students Immersive Italian Experience
St. John’s University’s Italian Cultural Center (ICC) offers scholarships that enable students to study abroad at the University’s Rome, Italy, campus and experience Italian culture and everyday life...
Associate Professor Receives Fulbright Scholar Award
Ming-Hui Li, Ed.D., Associate Professor, Counselor Education, The School of Education, was recently selected by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs as a Fulbright...
Annual Leadership Symposium Celebrates English Language Learners
The education of English language learners (ELL) was the focus of the 11th Annual Leadership Symposium sponsored by the Department of Administrative and Instructional Leadership (DAIL) within The...
St. John’s M.S. in Cyber and Information Security Earns Key NSA Validation
St. John’s University’s Master of Science (M.S.) degree program in Cyber and Information Security has received Program of Study validation from the National Security Agency (NSA), recognizing it among...
Q&A with Christopher Cuccia ’97CBA, ’01MBA, ’07PD, ’09Ed.D., LEAD Honoree
Christopher Cuccia ’97CBA, ’01MBA, ’07PD, ’09Ed.D., Associate Provost for Academic and Graduate Affairs , Seton Hall University, will be among several alumni honored by The School of Education (SOE)...
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Screens Public Health Service Documentary with Producer
On February 20, the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (CPHS) hosted a screening of Invisible Corps, a documentary about the history and role of the Commissioned Corps of the US Public Health Service.
Q&A with Sunita Manjrekar ’98GEd, LEAD Honoree
Sunita Manjrekar ’98GEd, Deputy Commissioner for Public Assistance and Employment Services, Nassau County Department of Social Services, will be among several alumni honored by The School of Education...
Q&A with Casey Lomangino ’14Ed, ’16GEd, ’23Ed.D., LEAD Honoree
Casey Lomangino ’14Ed, ’16GEd, ’23Ed.D., Assistant Principal, Carrie P. Weber Middle School, Port Washington, NY, will be among several alumni honored by The School of Education (SOE) at the 13th...
Pilgrimage to Rome Helps Catholic Scholars Grow in Faith
A recent pilgrimage to the seat of the Roman Catholic faith brought members of St. John’s University’s Catholic Scholars program closer to God and each other. Six Catholic Scholars—four from the...
Q&A with Jorge Santos ’10CPS, ’12G, ’18GEd, LEAD Honoree
Jorge Santos ’10CPS, ’12G, ’18GEd, an author and teacher, will be among several alumni honored by The School of Education at the 13th Annual Leaders in Education Awards Dinner (LEAD) on April 11 in...