The Albertus Magnus College faculty and staff are beyond proud of the Class of 2022. Albertus students excel inside and outside of the classroom, soaring in their academics while getting involved in the campus community.
Read More.Embracing Your Journey: a Conversation with Natoy Fowler ’20
On Tuesday, April 26, the Department of Philosophy and Religion hosted a virtual evening conversation with an accomplished alumna of the College who has been doing some exciting work.
Read More.Albertus Office of Dominican Mission and Ministries Offers Cinco de Mayo Prayer
Originally a commemoration of the Mexican army’s victory at the Battle of Puebla over an invading force, Cinco de Mayo has become a celebration of Mexican heritage, especially among Mexican Americans.
Read More.Faculty Focus: Dr. Susan Cole
A trite aphorism among authors is “write what you know.” But how about writing that captures a time before you really knew anything?
Read More.Dominican Friars Enlighten Community Upon Return from Ukraine
Father Jordan Lenaghan, OP, and Father Joachim Kenney, OP, had a recent expedition to the Ukraine border that helped shed a light on the daily life of civilians currently living in or fleeing from Ukraine.
Read More.The Albertus Honors Program Takes On New York City
One of the many perks of being part of the Honors Program at Albertus Magnus College is taking part in educational, cultural, and exciting excursions.
Read More.Albertus Community Members Reflect on Experiential Learning Day 2022
Albertus’ 12th annual Experiential Learning Day (ELD) was met with great success and praise, and members of the community share what they were able to take away from the educational presentations. Ashley Angeles ’22 Reflection on Felix Rodriguez’s presentation: Pedro Pietri, Labor, and the Boricua Experiential Learning Day has always been a little difficult to
Read More.Master of Science in Criminal Justice Student Discusses How To Be The Boss Of Your Own Brain
Jacqueline (Jacquie) Purcell ‘22 already has two bachelor’s degrees (one from Albertus) and a master’s degree, but this next master’s in criminal justice is helping her with a fresh start.
Read More.Meet Master of Science in Clinical Counseling Graduate Dayna Trinh ’17, ’20
Dayna Trinh started her academic journey at Albertus Magnus College back in 2014 as an undergraduate student, earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 2017. Now, Dayna has her Master’s in Clinical Counseling from Albertus while thriving in her field as a full-time therapist.
Read More.Meet Academic Advisor Melanie Hellwig
As an Academic Advisor and Student Success Counselor at Albertus Magnus College, the best part of my job is getting to know my students. We have a very diverse student body – especially with our adult learning population – and everyone has a unique journey that brought them here.
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