Mount St. Joseph University
Recent News About Mount St. Joseph University
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How many professional licenses were issued in Hamilton County in August?
There were 426 professional licenses issued in Hamilton County during August, according to the eLicense Ohio Professional Licensure System.
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Mount Saint Joseph University Announces Danielle Amrine '07 Changes the Landscape of Homelessness
ALUMNA DANIELLE AMRINE OFFERS A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO REDUCING HOMELESSNESS AS CEO OF WELCOME HOUSE NORTHERN KENTUCKY, AFTER HAVING EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS HERSELF FIRSTHAND.
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Mount Saint Joseph University Roxana Holland Recently Interviewed by Fox 19 on TriHealth’s Dedication to Treating Patients Based on Their Needs
ROXANA HOLLAND, DIRECTOR OF FIELD EDUCATION AND AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK AT MSJ, INTERVIEWED BY FOX 19 ON TRIHEALTH’S DEDICATION TO TREATING PATIENTS BASED ON THEIR NEEDS.
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Mount Saint Joseph University Ohio Campus Compact Announces Anthony Wright '23 Honored with 2023 Charles J. Ping Student Award
OHIO CAMPUS COMPACT HONORS ANTHONY (ANT) WRIGHT WITH THE 2023 CHARLES J. PING STUDENT SERVICE AWARD FOR HIS CO-OP WORK AS AN AMERICORPS/STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER COORDINATOR RUNNING THE LION’S CUPBOARD AT MOUNT ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY.
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Mount St. Joseph University Earns Military-Friendly Award Designation for Another Consecutive Year
ON MARCH 7, 2023, MOUNT ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS A MILITARY-FRIENDLY SCHOOL FOR THE 2023-2024 MILITARY FRIENDLY® CYCLE.
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See the World from Others' Perspectives
THE INTERFAITH CLUB HELPS STUDENTS IN TERMS OF SELF-DEVELOPMENT, MAKING CONNECTIONS, AND COPING WITH SOME OF LIFE'S MOST CHALLENGING MOMENTS.
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Emily McDonald Balances Nursing Program and Softball with the Ultimate Support System
EMILY MCDONALD ‘25 CLIMBS HIGHER AS SHE TAKES ON DUAL ROLES AT THE MOUNT IN BOTH NURSING AND SOFTBALL—ALL THROUGH THE UNWAVERING SUPPORT OF FACULTY, COACHES, AND PEERS.
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MSJ Theatre Arts Presents "You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" Musical in University Theatre
THE MUSICAL YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN, OPENING ON MARCH 30TH, 31ST, APRIL 1ST, AND 2ND, INCLUDES A TALENTED CAST AND A FRESH RETELLING OF A CLASSIC CARTOON STORY.
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Dr. Laura Saylor Publishes New Book Powerful Literacy in the Montessori Classroom
Along with her already long list of job titles, Dr. Laura Saylor, dean of education, program director, and assistant professor at Mount St. Joseph University in the School of Education is adding another addition to her resume as a recent book author.
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Taylor Anderson Turns Challenges into Resilience on Supportive MSJ Golf Team
Taylor recalls sitting on her couch at a young age watching golf; her eyes drawn to the complexity behind the game on the screen.
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MSJ Psychology Seniors Accepted into the Spring 2023 MPA Conference!
TWO MSJ PSYCHOLOGY SENIORS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO PRESENT THEIR SENIOR THESIS PROJECTS AT THE 95TH ANNUAL SPRING 2023 MIDWESTERN PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATE CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO, IL APRIL 20TH-22ND.
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MSJ Love Story: Emily and Tony Knox ’15 Run Away with Each Other and Say “I Do” After Meeting at Track & Field
BEFORE EVEN KNOWING HIS “REAL” NAME, EMILY WOHLFROM HAD HER EYE ON TONY KNOX HER FRESHMAN YEAR AFTER MEETING HIM THROUGH TRACK AND FIELD.
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MSJ Department of Nursing Publishes Journal Article Assessing Effectiveness of Nursing Simulation to Support Student Learning
SEVERAL EXPERT MSJ NURSING FACULTY CONDUCTED AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SIMULATION TEACHING IN NURSING EDUCATION.
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Shawn Carter ’24 Practices Positive Self-Reflection to Actualize Goals
They say success looks different for everyone, and measuring success means defining it in one’s own terms. For Shawn Carter now heading into his junior year, "reaching success" was being able to pay his way through college all by himself, while delighting in his academic major.
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Erin Kallmeyer ’22 Provides Vision and Hope for Children with Challenges at Camp Possible
Since she was in elementary school, Erin had her sights set on becoming a physical therapist (PT); however, after carrying out her observation hours for PT in her first year of college at Mount St. Joseph University, Erin was introduced to the field of occupational therapy, and she was immediately hooked ever since.
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Susan Niemoeller Receives Degree After 35 Years at 2022 December Commencement
ON DEC. 10, 2022, SUSAN (SUE) NIEMOELLER WALKED ACROSS THE MSJ STAGE TO RECEIVE HER DEGREE WITH JOY, HONOR, AND DELIGHT AFTER 35 YEARS SINCE ATTENDING THE MOUNT.
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Mount St. Joseph University’s cITe Program Partners Abroad with University in Finland to Create 'HelpMe App'
THE CITE PROGRAM ALLOWS STUDENTS TO DOUBLE MAJOR IN THEIR CONTENT AREA OF INTEREST, COMBINED WITH A MAJOR IN SOCIAL COMPUTING.
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Cincinnati Business Courier: MSJ Board Member Jackie Reau Discusses her Position at Gameday Communications
THIS YEAR, MSJ BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBER JACKIE REAU WAS RECOGNIZED IN THE WOMEN WHO MEAN BUSINESS PROGRAM FOR CINCINNATI BUSINESS COURIER WHERE SHE ANSWERS SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT HER POSITION AS CEO OF GAME DAY COMMUNICATIONS.
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Olena Holub ’26, International Student Re-locates from Ukraine to Mount St. Joseph University’s cITe Program
From the south of Ukraine, Olena grew up speaking multiple languages.
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MSJ Alumni Jill Meyer and Daniel Sutton Recognized in the Cincinnati 300 Most Powerful Business Leaders
Cincinnati Magazine's Cincinnati 300 publication recognizes the most powerful business leaders across the region's public, private, and nonprofit companies.