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Faith/Mission
11.8.2024
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The Lens Through Which I See: Marianist Charism and Tradition link-arrow link-arrow

As a Marianist Sister, the Marianist charism influences much of what I do. A charism is a gift the Holy Spirit gives to individuals and groups of people. For Marianists, this gift is to bring Jesus Christ into the world like Mary did. Therefore, we form an alliance with Mary and become her missionaries.
Business
11.8.2024
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Building Connections: Alumna Supports the Next Generation of Flyers link-arrow link-arrow

From student assistant to Business Advisory Council member, Julie Roach ('93) brings her dedication, industry expertise, and passion for giving back to the University of Dayton community. Finance and Accounting junior Megan Saylor shares insights from her inspiring interview with this "Forever Flyer."
Faculty and Staff
11.8.2024
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College Faculty in the News: Nov. 8, 2024 link-arrow link-arrow

News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
Engineering
11.7.2024
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Engineering Student Finds Vocation in Prosthetics Through National Engineering Challenges Program link-arrow link-arrow

Mechanical engineering student Clare Pitstick found her vocation in prosthetics and orthotics through the Grand Challenges Scholars Program, which aims to integrate global awareness and social skills into engineering education. 
Engineering
11.6.2024
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Professional Fraternity Model Brings Success to UD's Society of Sales Engineers link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton’s Society of Sales Engineers (SSE) is on a fast track to success. With rapid growth and interest comes a change in their leadership model — SSE has recently changed from an academic student organization to a professional fraternity model.
Experiential Learning
11.5.2024
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UD political science major investigates AI policies in Washington, D.C. link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton senior Liam Row spent his summer considering the impacts of artificial intelligence on society.
Libraries
11.5.2024
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Y2K Finals Week link-arrow link-arrow

Chillax with these events and services at Roesch Library.
Experiential Learning
11.4.2024
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UD students explore Appalachian Trail through new environmental biology lab link-arrow link-arrow

This summer, UD biologist Chelse Prather took a group of students on a backpacking trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Service
11.4.2024
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Johanna Hartley ’17 link-arrow link-arrow

For Johanna Hartley ’17, chasing her dreams meant staying in Dayton after graduating. Since then, she has cultivated a diverse portfolio of community engagement.
Service
11.1.2024
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Service for the Common Good link-arrow link-arrow

Seventy five individuals volunteered over 225 hours of service during the inaugural Day of Service in UD's physical therapy program.