University Celebrates Staff, Faculty Anniversaries
Rockhurst University is recognizing anniversaries for faculty and staff members who have served the University for at least 5 years. Congratulations to these dedicated companions:
Faculty
Faculty, Administrator Named Dean of College of Business, Influence and Information Analysis
A longtime member of the Helzberg School of Management’s faculty and administrative leadership has been named the new dean of the
With Upcoming Charity Run, OT Alums Honor One of Their Own
In 2011, Rachel Stotler Clasemann, ’97, MOT ’99, was driving home from work in Omaha, Nebraska, when a car accident changed her life.
Physics Faculty Member Assists with Exciting Discovery of New Planetary System
It’s a section of the sky that Mark Pecaut, Ph.D., associate professor of physics, is well familiar with.
Festival of Student Achievement Celebrates Student Accomplishments
Like most spring campus traditions, the COVID-19 pandemic meant that the awards ceremony at this year’s Festival of Student Achievement, typically a one-day showcase of the work done by students in the realms of leade
As Society Closes — and Reopens — After COVID-19, Data Literacy is Key
The world’s experience fighting the COVID-19 pandemic offers a host of lessons.
Retiring Faculty Honored for Decades of Service
With more than 200 years of service between them, the eight retiring members of the Rockhurst University faculty have earned a round of applause.
Through Personal Writing, Ethnography and Instagram, English Students Tell Unique Stories of Pandemic Life
“Human first.”
That’s what the Post-It note on the laptop of Jameelah Lang, Ph.D., assistant professor of English, has told her for years.
Faculty, Staff Members of the Year Honored in Surprise Drive-By Parades
Each April, students at Rockhurst University vote for the staff member and faculty member who have had an outsized impact that year on their campus and academic lives.
Faculty Pitch in for Provider Protection Effort
For most health care providers, staying at home during the COVID-19 pandemic is simply not an option.
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