Tag: St. Ambrose University
Black Hawk College students eligible for $20K in aid to attend St. Ambrose
Current Black Hawk College students will be eligible for a combined $20,000 in scholarships if they transfer full-time to St. Ambrose University (SAU), Davenport,...
St. Ambrose to honor 2020 graduates at Homecoming event
More than two years after they should have donned a graduation gown and cap, crossed the stage and received their college diploma, a group...
SAU names Katherine Van Blair as dean of Innovation
Katherine Van Blair, director of the St. Ambrose University School of Social Work and Master of Social Work program, is stepping into a new...
Success Fair to aid veterans in the workplace
The mission of an upcoming career fair is to connect military veterans with employers, resources and education opportunities in the Quad Cities.
The sixth annual...
Arquette chosen for new St. Ambrose communications VP post
Toby Arquette, a veteran educator, has been selected as St. Ambrose University’s first vice president of communications. He will be tasked with keeping the...
Summit goal: Prepare St. Ambrose students for jobs of future
A group of more than 100 business and education leaders gathered Thursday, April 7, to tackle a massive goal: Help prepare students to take...
St. Ambrose names business college after VanBruwaene
A Quad Cities woman who had a “charge-any-mountain” spirit has given St. Ambrose University, in Davenport, the largest gift in school history.
The university, in...
St. Ambrose to honor Lemeks with McMullen Award
St. Ambrose University will honor Beth (Figge) and Brian Lemek, the first wife and husband to serve together on the University’s Board of Trustees,...
Sister Joan is first woman to serve as St. Pat’s parade Grand Marshal
When the St. Patrick Society of the Quad Cities’ Grand Parade steps off at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 12, for the first time in...
QCBJ Q&A: Amy Novak
In her first full semester as leader of St. Ambrose University, President Amy Novak has been tireless in her efforts to spread the word...