Please note that the Brauer Museum of Art at Valparaiso University is closed, in observance of campus COVID-19 precautions. The Valparaiso University Art Student, Art Faculty, and Senior Seminar exhibitions scheduled for April 7 — May 10, 2020 have been canceled. […]
SAAFE Advocates are gathering your experiences, stories, and advice about sexual harassment. All stories are kept anonymous. Share your experience using the QR code or by clicking here. […]
Interested in participating in staff mentorship program? Mentorships is a proven approach to drive rich learning for both mentees and mentors. Please complete this brief survey on behalf of SEAC to help gauge interest for having a staff mentorship program at Valpo. Your feedback is instrumental in helping us develop this program. […]
The Staff Employee Advocacy Council (SEAC) has made available mini-grants to supplement the registration costs of professional conferences, workshops, webinars, and other opportunities for staff development. SEAC encourages the professional development of all staff employees and aims to provide these mini-grants so that more staff employees can regularly pursue professional development opportunities. Visit the mini-grant website to learn more […]
The Staff Employee Advocacy Council (SEAC) is excited to once again hold elections in the month of April. Candidates for election to SEAC may be self-nominated or nominated by another staff member on campus. Nominations will be open until March 30. SEAC encourages you to act now. If you, or someone you know, would love to […]
Valpo’s chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers hosted the organization’s annual Great Lakes Student Conference this year, welcoming students from 19 universities to come together to compete in a set of civil engineering-based competitions. The three-day event, held in April, was expected to draw nearly 550 participants. Students put their skills to the […]
Chris Nehls ‘85 has wanted to fly forever. The dream has been planted since his father took him to the skies with a fixed-wing pilot’s license around the age of five. “We happened to fly out of a small grass strip when a Hughes 269 flew in. I was just absolutely captivated,” Chris recalls in […]
Christ College congratulates four CC women’s cross country/track & field athletes who received awards at the recent Presidential Academic Honors Banquet! “Finishing at the Top” was Emma Chelsvig, a senior Geography/Statistics major who earned a GPA of 3.9 or above. Three CC juniors were named Outstanding Student-Athletes, earning a cumulative GPA of 3.9 or above: Katherine […]
From long-standing trips to Thailand, Chile, and Costa Rica and Nicaragua to more recently launched travels to China, Germany, and Ireland, the College of Nursing and Health Professions offers extensive cultural experiences and experiential learning opportunities abroad during Spring Break. This March, thanks to new faculty member Roberto Fadda, M.D., DDS, clinical associate professor in […]
This fall Joseph Zart, RN, BSN, MSN, CNE, clinical assistant professor of nursing, assumed the role of program director of the RN-BSN program. Professor Zart joined the College of Nursing and Health Professions faculty in 2013 equipped with more than 25 years of experience in the health care industry, predominately in leadership positions in psychiatric […]