Due to ongoing concerns posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Ambrose University's Spring Commencement ceremonies will not be held in-person on May 9, 2020. The University is considering opportunities to celebrate our graduating Class of 2020 on that day through some manner of virtual delivery. A campus celebration also may be scheduled for a later date.
Collective Effort of QCCOLLEGES.COM partners supplies needed PPE Equipment to health care professionals at Unity Point Health-Trinity and Genesis Health Systems.
SAU Children’s Campus Lead Teacher Andromahi (Mahi) Harrison '07 is a skilled educator, and her deep passion for the field has been nationally recognized as one of 50 recipients of the 2020 National Child Care Teacher Award.
The 2019 Master of Physician Assistant Studies cohort at SAU achieved a 100 percent first-time pass rate on the NCCPA exam, an accomplishment that speaks to the strength of the program, dedication of faculty, and the deep drive of the students to achieve their goals.
While we are being forced to be physically distant, that does not mean we have to be socially distant. In fact, social connections are more important than ever in times of physical distancing.
Given the growing crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Ambrose University has determined that it is in the best interest of our students, university employees, and all concerned, to suspend face-to-face classes immediately and move to distance delivery through at least March 29.
Dianne Dye is humble to a fault. Her success, however is undeniable. She was recognized this spring by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for outstanding costume design in the 2019 production of "Tartuffe."
"Dancing with Lughnasa" is rich with Irish dialect, 1930s Irish history, and a bit of Irish dancing.