News
CSB/SJU Director of Fine Arts honored
Brian Jose, Director of Fine Arts Programming at CSB/SJU, was recently elected to the Association for the Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) board of directors. The APAP is an international organization located in Washington, D.C. that is devoted to service and …
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Nursing Department hosts visitors
The CSB/SJU Nursing Department has attracted visitors from across the world. The Center for Global Education and the Nursing Department are co-hosting four nursing students and two faculty members from the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa. They arrived …
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MCAT to change for future med students
The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is undergoing changes that are to be finalized in 2015. The current test includes two natural science sections that cover biology and chemistry. The new version of the MCAT will be almost twice as …
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New minor added to Education Department
In December, CSB/SJU approved a new minor offered through the Education Department: Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL). This program has also been submitted to the State for licensure approval. “Our department is thrilled the minor has been approved, …
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Accounting students help with taxes
Last week, 14 CSB/SJU students began volunteering for the federally designated Tri-County Action Program (Tri-CAP) at St. Cloud Technical College. The students complete free tax returns for low-income individuals and families in the St. Cloud area through Tri-CAP’s Volunteer Income …
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Bell to advise Senate
Bob Bell’s recent election as the adviser of the St. Ben’s Senate is one more item to add to his list of experiences. Bell, an SJU alumnus, is a CSB/SJU professor of accounting and finance. Following his graduation from SJU, …
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St. Ben’s Senate Update
The St. Ben’s Senate (SBS) met on Feb. 1 to discuss the upcoming Senate Special Elections and possible academic calendar changes. President Anna Martin reminded senators that Special Elections are drawing near. Election packets have been distributed to students and …
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St. John’s Senate Update
The St. John’s Senate (SJS) meeting on Monday, Jan. 30, focused on two main topics of discussion. The Senate reviewed previously discused club funding process as well as the possibility of hosting another Johnnie Day. The Senate primarily examined the …
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SOPA and PIPA real for campus
The day after Professor Jean Keller assigned a Wikipedia article to her Adoption Ethics class %u2014 the first time she had ever used Wikipedia for an assignment-her students encountered a problem: Wikipedia had blacked itself out for the day. Any …
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Law schools looking at Facebook
According to a recent Kaplan Test Prep Survey, 41 percent of law school admissions officers admit searching an applicant on Google. This figure is about 20 percent higher than the recorded numbers for business school officers and undergraduate admission officers. …
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