Our Degree Program Can Open Up Opportunities in HR When deciding on which major to pursue, consider what you want to be doing as a career. If you know you want to work in human resources, it’s important to choose a degree that can provide a solid foundation for that role. Saint Mary’s University of […]
The Path to Becoming a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) Founded in 1912, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is a private university rooted in Lasallian Catholic heritage. With three campuses in Minnesota, as well as online learning, we offer accelerated master’s program options and traditional master’s degrees. For those who wish to work as a […]
Career Opportunities With a Psychology Degree Not sure if it’s worth your time to get a psychology degree? Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota helps students from all educational backgrounds earn an accelerated bachelor’s degree online. With our degree completion program, you can take advantage of the same outstanding Catholic education that our on-campus students receive. […]
Launch Your Career With an Accelerated Business Degree Finishing your bachelor’s degree can help you advance in your current career or make a shift into a different sector. At Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, we are dedicated to helping students achieve their educational goals, no matter where life takes them. That’s why we offer several […]
A B.S. in Accounting Can Open Many Doors Are you interested in pursuing an accounting degree? It could open a variety of career paths for you. Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is a private, nonprofit Lasallian Catholic University offering an accelerated, online degree completion program in accounting for adult learners. Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota […]
Earn a Bachelor’s Degree at Your Own Pace With multiple bachelor of science (B.S.) degree programs now available online, students at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota can earn a degree in a flexible, accelerated format. Founded in 1912, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is an accredited institution rooted in the principles of Lasallian Catholic tradition. […]
Exploring Diverse Career Paths in Applied Psychology Studying psychology can open many doors for students, as the field is wide-reaching. Many people think of clinical psychologists working directly with patients, but these vital professionals are not the only type of psychologists. A related field of study is called applied psychology. It deals with issues of […]
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal held a panel discussion recently about cybersecurity. Panelists included Emy Johnson, chief security officer at Allina Health; Wolf Lewis, regional vice president, Comcast Business Midwest Region; and Angie Propp, VP cash management sales manager, Highland Bank. John Ebert, professor and cybersecurity program director, Saint Mary’s University, served as moderator. John […]
As the 2023-24 academic year is approaching, the President’s Cabinet would like to provide faculty and staff with a number of events that can be added to calendars. Additional information will be shared as available. August: Aug. 17 – University Picnic – Minneapolis Campus (University Center, noon) Aug. 22 – University Convocation (, 9:30 a.m.-2 […]
During Reunion Weekend each year, Saint Mary’s University honors outstanding alumni who have made outstanding achievements in their professional careers, who best exemplify the Lasallian charism Saint Mary’s was founded upon, and who have generously contributed time and talent to the goals and objectives of their alma mater. This year, four alumni were honored during […]
Title Professor of Music and Music Education How many years have you worked at Saint Mary’s? Since fall of 1990, 32 years How do you hope you’re remembered for/what will you most be remembered for? For the privilege of bringing not only active music making to our students through instrumental ensembles (and choir this past […]
Title Professor of Theatre, Department of Fine and Performing Arts How many years have you worked at Saint Mary’s? 24 academic years (1999-2023) How do you hope you are remembered? I hope I am remembered for being a fair teacher. I hope my dedication to teaching theatre and my prideful joy of learner accomplishments in […]
MINNEAPOLIS/WINONA, Minn. – Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is announcing the election of The Most Reverend Robert E. Barron, D.D, S.T.D., Bishop of Winona-Rochester to its Board of Trustees. The university is governed by its Board of Trustees, which has fiduciary responsibility for the governance of the university. The Most Reverend Robert E. Barron is […]
Ephrem Eshete B’23 is excited about his future. First, he has enlisted in the Army Reserve and is headed to basic training, excited to serve the country he has called home since 2017 when he moved here from Ethiopia. When he returns, he has a dream job waiting for him with a Big […]
Having worked as a teacher for years, Samantha Holland knew when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it would have a long-lasting impact on school classrooms. To combat those disruptions, Holland made the decision to apply to Saint Mary’s to pursue her Ed.S. in Educational Administration degree and become an administrator. “As a teacher, you manage your […]
Saint Mary’s University sophomore Callie Nguyen was in high school when she first started putting a “new twist” on dessert by creating chocolate dipped pretzels for her friends. And last year, instead of being salty about COVID-19 restrictions, Nguyen focused her free time on developing her sweet sideline business — Anytime Pretzel. The Brooklyn Park, […]
On Nov. 16, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota was recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge (ALL IN) as a 2022 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting. The ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting recognizes colleges and universities for making intentional efforts to increase student voter participation. Saint […]
Nick Vanden Heuvel, an assistant public defender for the 3rd Judicial District in Winona, can tell you from experience that internships, no matter how valuable, never truly prepare someone for a career in law. The learning curve is far too steep. “Internships are good because they help you realize, mostly, what you want to do […]
Alex Zuzek B’18, M’22 wasn’t sure, at first, that he wanted to follow in the footsteps of his older sisters and study education at Saint Mary’s. But he’s glad he did. And by the time he was ready to enroll in an M.Ed program — largely because of his meaningful undergraduate experience and the university’s […]