A Lasting Legacy

HOW ONE FAMILY’S CONNECTION TO ALBERTUS SPANS GENERATIONS, FRIENDSHIPS, AND DOMINICAN VALUES A Lasting Legacy For Karen Coughlin ’93, Albertus Magnus College has never been just a school. It has been part of her family’s story for generations. That connection began long before Karen stepped onto campus as a student in the 1990s. Her aunt,

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11,000 Miles to Albertus

PHILANTHROPY 11,000 Miles to Albertus Born in Shanghai during the tumultuous 1930s, Lisa (Cheng) Tou ’56, experienced a childhood shaped by upheaval and resilience. Just before the Communists seized control of mainland China in 1949, Lisa, her parents, and two younger brothers fled to the British colony of Hong Kong where she received a sound

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Experiential Learning Through the Decades

Experiential Learning Through the Decades For 16 years, Albertus Magnus College has set aside one day each spring to celebrate learning that happens beyond the traditional classroom. During Experiential Learning Day (ELD), classes pause as students present internships, research projects, service-learning experiences, and other hands-on work to the campus community, showcasing how practical experience deepens

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Making Graduate School Fit Into My Life

Making Graduate School Fit Into My Life Contributed by: Sarah Ward ’26 M.S. As an older adult with children, graduate school felt like something that just wasn’t possible for me for a long time. I constantly questioned how I could be a present parent to my 10 and 15-year-old children, work full time, and still

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More Than an Online Degree

More Than an Online Degree Contributed by: Ceili Roberts ’26 MBA I joined the Albertus Magnus family back in August when I accepted the role of Graduate Assistant Swim Coach while pursuing my Master of Business Administration. Coming straight out of undergrad, I was unsure of what the future held for me. When I learned

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Experiential Learning in “The Big Apple”

Experiential Learning in “The Big Apple” Contributed by: William Lavigne ’27, President of Finance & Accounting Club at Albertus Magnus College Sometimes, the best learning experiences happen outside the classroom. A great example of this occurred recently when a group of 13 Albertus Magnus College students, many from the College’s Finance & Accounting Club, took

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Leaving a Legacy of Impact

Leaving a Legacy of Impact Samuel Gray ‘17, ‘19 MSMOL has a rare blessing—he knows exactly what his assignment and purpose in life is.  Sam describes his younger self as a “club kid.” From age 8 to 18, he considered his local Boys & Girls Club in Richmond, Virginia a second home. After graduating high

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