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Opus College of Business to Offer Graduate Certificate in Omnichannel Strategy
If you've ever marveled at the Target app's ability to read your mind and offer you the perfect product at the perfect moment, you've already been contemplating omnichannel strategy.
Donors Keep DFC Going
For almost five years, Dougherty Family College has been aiming to break the cycles of intergenerational poverty through education.
A Guided Start to a Career in Law
The Mentor Externship Program provides students with practical training to learn, in a hands-on way, the skills necessary to be successful in the legal profession.
St. Thomas Community Mourns the Loss of Sam Schuneman ’19
The University of St. Thomas community is mourning after learning that Sam Schuneman '19 died in an Orono crash along Lake Minnetonka on July 24.
Outside Consultant: What Are the Best Ways My Business Can Reduce Compliance Risk?
Stacey Supina, J.D., LL.M., a faculty member in the Ethics and Business Law Department at the Opus College of Business, wrote about reducing compliance risk in this Star Tribune "Outside Consultant" column.
Tips for Effectively Managing Stress
In this story from St. Thomas Lawyer, Luke Corey, RD, and Adam Maronde, MS, CSCS, provide tips for effectively managing stress.
St. Thomas Law Meets the Challenges of ‘Life as it Is’
In this letter from the summer 2021 issue of St. Thomas Lawyer, School of Law Dean Robert Vischer addresses how the community has brought a distinctive perspective to debates about the law and legal education.
New Unit Connects Current Tommies with Alumni and Employers
When St. Thomas students return to campus this fall, they’ll notice the first floor of Murray-Herrick Campus Center looks quite different. But the change is more than cosmetic – it represents a new approach to helping students prepare for successful careers, and a more engaged role that alumni and corporate partners can play in that process.
Authentic Community Engagement
As we reflect upon 20 years of educating St. Thomas lawyers, success can be defined in many ways. One keen example is seeing our graduates apply skills cultivated during law school for the benefit of society through public service.
Please Remember in Your Prayers Mary Frey
Mary Frey, wife of trustee emeritus Gene Frey ’52 and mother of current trustee Carol Wolfe Frey ’83, passed away July 16 at the age of 87.
Outside Consultant: What Are Some Ways I Can Educate My Employees About Inclusion and Equity?
Rama Hart, PhD, associate professor of management at the Opus College of Business, shared how to educate employees about inclusion and equity in this Star Tribune "Outside Consultant" column.
Meet the New First-Generation Law Student Association
This year, the University of St. Thomas School of Law Student Government introduced the First-Generation Law Student Association (FGLSA).
Business Analytics Program Redesigned to Produce ‘Analytics Translators’
The redesigned Master of Science in Business Analytics and the Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics programs at Opus College of Business emphasize experiential learning to prepare graduates to serve in analytics translator roles.
Serving Survivors Left in a Virus’s Wake
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Thomas biology students took a semester-long deep dive into a different virus.
Equity in Action: Discussing White Identity
Assistant Dean of Students Jesse Langer, PhD, discussed white identity, racism and work with students and colleagues in an Equity in Action breakout session.
Tommie Experts: The Global Battle for AI Dominance
In this Tommie Experts piece, read about the global battle for AI dominance between the U.S. and China.
School of Social Work Receives $1.9 Million Federal Grant
The School of Social Work in the Morrison Family College of Health just received its largest federal grant ever: $1.9 million from the U.S. Health and Resources Administration (HRSA).
Law Students Help Venezuelan Family Obtain Asylum
Amid changing federal laws and policies, students in St. Thomas Law’s Appellate Immigration Clinic helped a Venezuelan family obtain asylum this spring.
Outside Consultant: What Tips Do You Have to Keep My Organization Connected in a Hybrid Work Environment?
Rama Hart, PhD, associate professor of management at the Opus College of Business, offered tips to keep an organization connected in a hybrid work environment.
Tales from the Archives: Lake Mennith and Mennith Hall
Not many people know that there used to be a lake at St. Thomas. Drained 110 years ago, Lake Mennith may come to be known to a new crop of students, faculty and staff.
School of Law Celebrates 20 Years
By keeping its mission, vision and values front and center, the law school has received honors and accolades over its 20-year history as it continues to grow and evolve.
Tommie Experts: This Crazy Weather … And It’s Only Getting Started
University of St. Thomas Professor John Abraham writes about climate change and the recent wild temperatures and crazy weather in the U.S.
Summer Law Extern: Erica Saluta, Carver County Public Defender’s Office
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Rising 3L Erica Saluta recently started her summer position with the Minnesota First District Public Defender’s Office.
Outside Consultant: What Is the Meaning of Work?
John F. McVea, an associate professor in the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship at the Opus College of Business, wrote about the meaning of work in this Star Tribune "Outside Consultant" column.