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Over 40 majors in undergraduate, graduate, and professional education programs
We make it easy to find your way into our community.
Saint Joe鈥檚 is the place where student life and community life come together.
A rich tradition in Catholic education for more than a hundred years.
General Inquiries: 855-752-4636 Send An Email
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Spotlight on a special planned giving donor Cornelia Baker 鈥�85 is a retired occupational health nurse and donor to Saint Joseph鈥檚 College. Born in Cleveland Ohio, and raised in the midwest and the Philadelphia area, she attended Albert Einstein School of Nursing in Philadelphia, where she met and married her husband, Bernard Baker, who became [...]
Behind the scenes of online classes Justin Sparks 鈥�03 majored in communications, intending to become a sportswriter. But when he took a multi- media production class as an elective in the major, he discovered two new interests. During one assignment when class groups were charged with producing a mock press conference, he realized he liked [...]
Celebrating the Donors Who Celebrate the Students On Saturday, October 23, the stained-glass elegance of the popular new Grace restaurant in Portland was the fine setting for a gathering of 80 generous supporters and friends of Saint Joseph鈥檚 College at the President鈥檚 Society Dinner. The President鈥檚 Society is a group of dedicated individuals and businesses [...]
The creation of the Mercy Center this summer has brought together the vitality of faith combined with service. Started by Campus Ministry, the center has combined service learning, social justice, the Pearson Town campus farm and the Catherine's Cupboard Food Pantry efforts under one roof. "We want to teach students not just doing things right [...]
In the cramped confines of a dorm room, a roommate gets on your nerves. In the gym, you begin to question your high-school all-star status. And in the solitude of the library at night, you simply miss the warmth and familiarity of your friends and family. The transition from high school to college represents one [...]
If you think political science is just about red states and blue states, you might be surprised. In fact, political science professor Stephen Aylward says he hasn鈥檛 found just one definition of the field that captures its breadth. No matter how it鈥檚 defined, the relatively new political science major on campus is drawing a cadre [...]
"I had been wanting to get an MBA for some time. I was exploring the next step in my career," explains Edison, a manager in Group Customer Service. "This particular MBA program has both eyes open. It focuses on business and finance as well as on people and one's own leadership style. For me, it [...]
It鈥檚 a long way from a small library in Hallowell, Maine, to Kaoma, a small village in the southern African bush. But a talk at her local library led Honorary Degree recipient and alumna Cynthia Murray-Beliveau to Kaoma, Zambia, for three weeks in the spring. When she heard four Maine women at the library talk [...]
Jean Ranahan '67, lives in Micronesia, a nation comprised of hundreds of small islands in the western Pacific Ocean. Here is what Jean writes about life in that lush land ... Temperatures here on Pohnpei range from mid 70s to high 80s year round, and humidity is 80 to 90 percent. The annual rainfall in [...]
How one alumna at a major urban hospital piloted a national program that changed the culture for nurses and patients on her unit. Inside a hospital, medical care never stops. For nurses working a 12-hour shift, a good time to take a real lunch break never comes鈥� or does it? In 2007, one unit at [...]
