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4.11.2018

丝瓜视频APPWelcomes Jair Kollasch, New Director of Public Safety

鈥淧ublic safety is everybody鈥檚 business and is an opportunity to work as a team to keep our community safe,鈥� says Jair Kollasch, who joined the 丝瓜视频APPcommunity as director of public safety in December.

Bob Woodward, legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist/author and associate editor of the Washington Post, will deliver the 2018 Commencement address for 丝瓜视频APP.

4.6.2018

Bob Woodward to Deliver Maryville’s Commencement Address

Bob Woodward, legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist/author and associate editor of the Washington Post, will deliver the 2018 Commencement address for 丝瓜视频APP.

Laura Beer, PhD, MT-BC, is named director of 丝瓜视频APP's music therapy program.

2.19.2018

New Director Named for Music Therapy Program

丝瓜视频APP has announced Laura Beer, PhD, MT-BC, will serve as director of the music therapy program, effective June 1.

Elizabeth Maya Presidential Scholar 丝瓜视频APP

2.16.2018

丝瓜视频APPPresidential Scholarship Awarded to SLPS Student

Only one Presidential Scholarship is awarded per year, and the 2018 recipient will be a first-generation college student, and the first St. Louis Public Schools student to receive the award.

Tom Eschen, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at 丝瓜视频APP

2.14.2018

Eschen to Retire as 丝瓜视频APP’s Advancement Leader

Tom Eschen,聽vice president for Institutional Advancement, will retire May 31. Myrtle E. and Earl E. Walker Hall, Kids Rock Cancer and the Spirit of 丝瓜视频APPawards dinner are just a few of his signature achievements.

Lonnie Folks, Director of Athletics at 丝瓜视频APP

2.12.2018

Lonnie Folks Named Director of Athletics and Recreation

St. Louis native and 丝瓜视频APPalumnus, Lonnie Folks 鈥�82, 鈥�98, has been named director of athletics and recreation at 丝瓜视频APP.聽

1.9.2018

Maryville, Pearson Launch National Ad Campaign Highlighting Online Degree Attainment

丝瓜视频APP and Pearson have launched the first national TV and radio advertising campaign for 丝瓜视频APPOnline. The nationwide campaign features ads designed to encourage working adults to start a college degree online for the first time or finish an uncompleted degree.