New students introduced to Marymount values, traditions at 2019 Convocation

Marymount administrators, faculty and staff officially welcomed the Class of 2023 this past Thursday at the New Student Convocation in the Rose Benté Lee Center.   Convocation is a longstanding tradition held to celebrate the new academic year and mark the transition of incoming students to the Marymount community. Following an introduction by new Student […]

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Marymount professors awarded NSF grant to train next generation of cybersecurity educators

Two Professors of Information Management at Marymount University, Dr. Diane Murphy and Dr. Donna Schaeffer, received a joint $481,761 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to create and implement an innovative program to address the need for more teachers in the cybersecurity field.   Their proposal, titled “CyberTeach: From Cybersecurity Professional to Cybersecurity Professor,” […]

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Interprofessional Education Course Supports School Community in Panama

In the Spring 2019 semester, ten Marymount pre-service special education teachers, nursing, and health profession students worked together to support the San Pedro Nolasco School, a small Catholic school in one of the poorest provinces in Panama. These students were part of a Marymount course, ED 540 – Burunga, Panama with San Pedro Nolasco School, through […]

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Alumna helps curate MARVEL: UNIVERSE OF HEROES exhibit at The Franklin Institute

Ariel (McManus) Odinson (MU alumna and English minor, class of 2012) is working on the MARVEL: Universe of Heroes exhibit that will open April 13th at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA. Ariel is a Curatorial Programs Assistant at The Franklin, and she is also a Museum Educator at the Mütter Museum. Congratulations, Ariel! While she was an […]

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Four Marymount Students Present at the Virginia Humanities Conference

This April, four Marymount students attended the 2019 Virginia Humanities Conference, hosted by Virginia Wesleyan University in Virginia Beach, VA. The conference, focusing this year on the theme of “The Fluid Humanities,” asked scholars from a variety of perspectives to consider how the humanities respond to topics as diverse as rising seas, water scarcity, accelerated […]

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Communication Students Visit Politico Headquarters

On Thursday, April 4, students enrolled in Dr. Kimberly Meltzer’s Communication Special Topics seminar in Journalism and Politics were given a special tour of Politico’s headquarters in Rosslyn, Virginia, by CEO Patrick Steel, himself! They met Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist Matt Wuerker, saw an editorial meeting taking place, and had a private question and answer session […]

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