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Phone: (651) 690-6829
Cell: (612) 381-4110
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Contact St. Kate's
Julie Michener
Phone: (651) 690-6521
Cell: (651) 253-8931
Fax: (651) 690-6042
jcmichener@stkate.edu
Amy Gage
Director of Marketing and Communications
Phone: (651) 690-6829
Cell: (612) 381-4110
agage@stkate.edu
Contact St. Kate's
News & Events
Center for Sales Innovation poised for new challenges in second decadeNov. 20, 2009 · A recent CNN-Money Magazine Special Report on the "Best Jobs in America" listed four in the top 50 where sales was the key job skill. St. Kate's Center for Sales Innovation is a national leader in the development of effective and ethical leaders. Director Lynn Schleeter makes the connection. More »
Minnesota Department of Health reports new deaths from H1N1 in week 44 of pandemic
Nov. 13, 2009 · During week 44 of the H1N1 Novel Influenza Pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reported six associated deaths and one influenza-type unspecified death were confirmed. However, only 44 schools across Minnesota reported outbreaks of Influenza-like Illneses, a drop from 137 schools last week. More »
Nov. 13, 2009 · During week 44 of the H1N1 Novel Influenza Pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reported six associated deaths and one influenza-type unspecified death were confirmed. However, only 44 schools across Minnesota reported outbreaks of Influenza-like Illneses, a drop from 137 schools last week. More »
St. Kate’s financial literacy program earns national supportNov. 11, 2009 · Entering its third year, St. Catherine University’s financial literacy program combines sound financial advice, innovative programs and cultural sensitivity to build students’ money management skills. The program was designed to support students in attaining their educational goals and give them tools to sustain them throughout life. More »
Kelsye Gould '10 learns value of issues-driven theaterNov. 9, 2009 · French and theater-business major Kelsye Gould has learned about leadership and social justice during her nearly four years at St. Kate's. And she's taking those lessons out into the community. More »
Career Opportunities Fair keeps drawing employers and KatiesNov. 6, 2009 · More than 300 students and alums turned up at the ballroom in Coeur de Catherine in October for the annual career fair at St. Kate’s. More »
Sustainable design finds inspiration in historic projectNov. 6, 2009 · Apparel design and fashion merchandising Professor Trudy Landgren was inspired to recreate a centuries old garment made of milkweed after discovering that the "mystery fabric" is prevalent in Minnesota and in keeping with her department's focus on sustainable design. More »
Introductory video: the all new StKate.edu
Nov. 5, 2009 · New visitors to StKate.edu will be struck by the photography, dynamic navigation and feature stories showcasing key components of the St. Kate’s experience: academic excellence, social justice, women, Catholic and the liberal arts. More »
Nov. 5, 2009 · New visitors to StKate.edu will be struck by the photography, dynamic navigation and feature stories showcasing key components of the St. Kate’s experience: academic excellence, social justice, women, Catholic and the liberal arts. More »
All new, all about "U": S-T Kate dot E-D-U!
Nov. 4, 2009 · The academic breadth, interdisciplinary focus and collaborative spirit of St. Catherine University is showcased in the University’s new website unveiled Wednesday. More »
Nov. 4, 2009 · The academic breadth, interdisciplinary focus and collaborative spirit of St. Catherine University is showcased in the University’s new website unveiled Wednesday. More »
MAOL professors conduct second statewide study of women in corporate leadershipNov. 3, 2009 · A Minnesota census of women on corporate boards survey report was unveiled by Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership program's Rebecca Hawthorne, Ph.D. and Joann Bangs, Ph.D. in early March. More »
The common goodOct. 26, 2009 · Associate Professor of Social Work Mary Ann Brenden has spent the last several years in a whirlwind of work and travel in the wake of a groundbreaking curriculum project she co-authored. She talks about the professional and personal journey and what she sees for the future of the School of Professional Studies at St. Kate's. More »
ASL and interpreting department creates honor societyOct. 23, 2009 · The ASL Honor Society chapter at St. Kate’s is less than a year old, and its members represent the very best of the American Sign Language and Interpreting Department — students who are high achievers inside and outside the classroom. More »
American Sign Language and Interpreting students showcase workOct. 22, 2009 · On May 15, a group of graduating students from St. Kate's American Sign Language and Interpreting Department shared findings from their senior research with the University community. More »
Business professor teaches 'Practicum' students practical realities of work-life balanceOct. 15, 2009 · Mentor, coach and award-winning professor: Alumna Mary Unger Henderson '80 juggles multiple priorities in her profession and her life, and she is passionate about sharing her experience with her business students. More »
Nathan Dungan returns to open financial literacy series for studentsOct. 9, 2009 · For the third year, St. Catherine University is offering its acclaimed series of free money-management workshops for students. "Money Doesn't Grow on Trees." Returning Wednesday, Oct. 14, to kick-off the year-long series, Nathan Dungan is founder and president of Share, Save Spend, a Minneapolis-based organization that promotes financial knowledge and self-discipline. More »
Passion for storytelling fuels documentary filmmaker's work
Oct. 8, 2009 · Documentary film producer/director Llewellyn Smith joined the St. Catherine University Diversity Council's film symposium, "The Power of Film: An Agent for Social Equity and Social Justice," Oct. 5-7. It featured screenings of two films on which Smith shared producer credits and he also gave two lectures. All events were free and open to the public. More »
Oct. 8, 2009 · Documentary film producer/director Llewellyn Smith joined the St. Catherine University Diversity Council's film symposium, "The Power of Film: An Agent for Social Equity and Social Justice," Oct. 5-7. It featured screenings of two films on which Smith shared producer credits and he also gave two lectures. All events were free and open to the public. More »
Two professors honored with Kelly Faculty Excellence AwardSept. 30, 2009 · Professors Susan Dandridge Bosher and Margaret Dexheimer Pharris were presented with the 2009 Bonnie Jean Kelly and Joan Kelly Faculty Excellence Award for their groundbreaking text that aims to make nursing education more culturally inclusive worldwide. More »
St. Kate's faculty and staff mark first academic year as 'University'Sept. 14, 2009 · Every autumn, at a time of year when every college or university president prepares to deliver a stirring speech to set the stage for the coming academic year, St. Catherine University President Andrea J. Lee, IHM, typically is rehearsing faculty and staff members for her annual Broadway-like show. More »
Outstanding alumna and board of trustee member honoredSept. 11, 2009 · Jean Delaney Nelson '80, a member of the University's board of trustees, was honored Thursday with a 2009 Leading With Faith Award from The Catholic Spirit newspaper. More »
St. Kate's ranks sixth in faculty focus on teaching in 'America's Best Colleges'Aug. 24, 2009 · A new category in the U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” rankings, “Undergraduate Teaching” ranks St. Catherine University in the top five percent of institutions nationwide identified for their faculty's "unusually strong commitment to undergraduate teaching." More »
Princeton Review names St. Kate's among Midwestern's bestAug. 14, 2009 · St. Catherine University is among the best colleges and universities in the Midwest, according to The Princeton Review. More »