UMSL’s annual conference connects students directly with industry professionals, delivering practical insights, valuable networking opportunities and real-world perspective that help bridge the gap between the classroom and career.
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UMSL’s annual conference connects students directly with industry professionals, delivering practical insights, valuable networking opportunities and real-world perspective that help bridge the gap between the classroom and career.
Ignaczak aims to one day teach history at a community college, having seen how much being in that environment benefited his own educational journey.
The award, from UMSL’s Whitney R. Harris World Ecology Center, recognizes distinguished individuals for their efforts to protect biodiversity and promote ecology and conservation around the globe.
Deuser saw an opportunity to build a bridge between two institutions committed to community impact and long-term growth.
The DBA Alumni Weekend gave graduates a chance to trade stories about applying their dissertation findings, leading change or translating data into decisions since earning their degrees.
English Writing Program Co-Administrators Lauren Obermark and Lauren Terbrock-Elmestad launched the conversation series, which features two events a semester.
Pavani Maheswarapu, who graduated from UMSL in December with a master’s degree in Information Systems and Technology, was hired by Hussmann Corporation as a contractor in its data analytics department after completing two internships with the company.
Ah’Reishia Stanley and Clayton Bruce gained invaluable experience as project co-coordinators for the 17th annual International Business Career Conference, an event that is organized entirely by UMSL students.
Jones serves as the president and CEO of the nonprofit, which provides affordable housing to people living with HIV/AIDS.
Steinberg was part of the College of Optometry’s inaugural class and later earned a law degree. He now practices in the field of optometric and health care law and consulting.