Fall 2020
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT: FALL 2020
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, your Maryville community, students, faculty, staff and alumni have adapted, persevered, managed and thrived. Their passion and commitment in trying times is a wonder to behold.
Maryville Named Second Fastest-Growing Private Institution
The ranking, given by The Chronicle of Higher Education, honor’s Maryville’s growth across traditional on-campus undergraduate students and online undergraduate and graduate students.
Tuition Reduced for Undergrad Students
The tuition reduction of five percent for the traditional undergraduate on-campus student population begins this school year Fall 2020.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS DOUBLES
Recipients of the scholarship receive a 50 percent tuition discount annually to Maryville. This commitment comes as an increasing number of college students face tougher economic circumstances due to the coronavirus pandemic.
IT’S A ST. LOUIS THING
The Rise Up for Heroes campaign encouraged the St. Louis community to give thanks to those serving on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic.
LEADING CHANGE
Two courageous and passionate leaders who have dedicated their careers to ensuring young people can reach their full potential join Maryville’s Board of Trustees.
Emergency Support Fund Established
The Health Care Heroes Scholarship Fund helps alleviate financial burden for Maryville students serving as first responders during the pandemic.
Gone Mobile
Members of the Maryville community can now leave their physical wallets behind and access buildings on campus, purchase meals and much more with just their mobile devices.
FACULTY / STAFF NEWS: FALL 2020
Maryville University’s Faculty and Staff News highlights recent accomplishments of our industry and professional experts.
HUMAN-TO-HUMAN CONNECTIONS
In lieu of a traditional final exam, Angie Walston found a way to connect with her students on a deeper level — via Zoom — while virtual last spring. The alternative was so impactful that she hopes to make it a more permanent part of her courses.
