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The Anderson Student Center is the campus gathering space that provides an exceptional environment and opportunities for students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors to participate in and contribute to the activities of the University community. We encourage you to explore and find fabulous food venues, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, recreation spaces, campus resources, and a variety of spaces especially designed to attract and engage the University of St. Thomas community Hours: Spring Semester Mon - Thurs: 7:00am-12:00am Fri - Sat: 7:00am - 1:00am Summer: Mon - Fri: 7:00am-10:00pm Sat & Sun: 7:00am-9:00pm

This Page will be updated with the latest information on programs and events from the University of St. Thomas Alumni Association.

ThreeSixty Journalism, originally established in 1971 as the Urban Journalism Workshop, is a nonprofit program of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas that uses the principles of strong writing and reporting to help diverse Minnesota high school students tell their personal stories. ThreeSixty Journalism offers both residential and non-residential summer camps as well as school year programming at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul campus. Media professionals and other mentors provide instruction to enhance reading, writing and speech skills, as well as develop journalism skills and college readiness. Through the programs, students gain a journalistic voice, feel more connected to their communities and become more driven, knowledgeable, confident, tenacious, brave, enthusiastic and passionate in life. For additional information, please visit: www.ThreeSixtyJournalism.org.

A unique feature of Macalester College, the Institute for Global Citizenship (IGC) houses diverse programs that connect rigorous academics with hands-on experience and exploration outside the classroom. From the annual International Roundtable to internships, study away, and civic engagement, our programs unite students, faculty, and community partners toward the common purpose of advancing scholarship, reflection, and ethical action.

The Career Development Center serves students and alumni with their career learning. We work with undecided students on choosing majors, and later assist students develop required skills as they seek internships, employment or graduate education.

The faculty and staff of the Department of Music are dedicated scholars and music professionals who attend to the student first, and are among the top of their peers in professional engagement. Our progressive curriculum and programming honor the traditions of the past, but are surely cutting edge in dealing with the present and looking to the future.

All UST Students, staff, and faculty are welcome to like this page to discover more about the various opportunities and events of Campus Ministry. Campus Ministry welcomes everyone to it's programs and events. We are here to serve all those who seek meaningful connections with each other and with God through prayer, service, and community.

At University of St. Thomas, the Formula SAE team is designing and building Formula car as part of a student design series hosted by SAE International. The team consists of undergraduate and graduate students who all love to race!

The purpose of UST SBC is that all of members will not only gain knowledge and insight into this competitive industry, but interact with business professionals, foster a sense of community and open doors toward potential internship and/or job opportunities in the future.

The My Textbook Circle Team, a group of undergraduates from the University of St. Thomas and from St. Catherine University, has joined forces with our fellow UST students in the hopes of putting an end to the textbook cost crisis. Tuition, rent, and other relative costs are very expensive for students throughout the U.S. Why should textbooks be an added expense to your annual shopping list for education? Our goal is to keep money within the hands of students rather than in the hands of corporate giants and textbook publishers who thrive off of our money and from campus bookstores that receive high profits from low buyback prices. The My Textbook Circle Team is also in the process of developing philanthropic and eco-friendly initiatives to conserve resources and promote environmental protection, and to support our community. If you and other students buy, rent, and sell your books through My Textbook Circle rather than through corporations such as Amazon and eBay, you will not only help yourself, but you will also help your fellow students. Our goal is to allow students to buy their books from us at the beginning of the semester and then re-sell them to other students through our store at the end of the semester, thus forming a "circle" for your books. Together, we can end the reign of textbook publishers, corporate giants, and campus bookstores so students can have more input in regards to their textbook prices.

University of St. Thomas (znany także jako UST lub po prostu St. Thomas) – koedukacyjny, katolicki uniwersytet z siedzibą w mieście St. Paul, założony w 1885 roku. Jego patronem jest Tomasz z Akwinu, średniowieczny teolog i filozof. Obecnie uczelnia kształci 11 000 studentów, co sprawia, że jest największym prywatnym uniwersytetem w stanie Minnesota. Oficjalna misja brzmi:Ojciec Dennis Dease został 14. prezydentem uczelni 1 lipca 1991. Sprawował tę funkcję do 2013 roku, kiedy jego rolę przejęła doktor Julie Sullivan: pierwsza osoba świecka i pierwsza kobieta w tej roli.KampusyUST posiada cztery kampusy: 3 w Stanach Zjednoczonych, w St. Paul, Minneapolis i Owatonna, a także jeden we Włoszech, w Rzymie.Kampus w St. Paul stanowi głównie miejsce zamieszkania i nauki dla studentów pierwszych czterech roczników; część budynków zaprojektował Cass Gilbert. Na terenach uczelni zlokalizowanych w Minneapolis odbywają się zajęcia z biznesu i prawa. W mieście Owatonna mieści się centrum konferencyjne szkoły, zaś posiadłość w Rzymie jest bazą dla uczniów St. Thomas przebywających na kursach w Europie.Na uczelni powstała część zdjęć do filmu Pechowa przesyłka.AbsolwenciKryterium znalezienia się na tej liście jest posiadanie biogramu w polskiej Wikipedii. Peter Christensen - biskup Vince Flynn - pisarz John LeVoir - biskup Walter Matt - dziennikarz i publicysta Dave Ostlund - sportowiec Patrick Zurek - biskup

Find us in McNeely Hall #217 Read our Blog: http://blogs.stthomas.edu/busn200/ Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/#!/BUSN200 See our Service Site map: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=209719206882838872853.0004b14fbc53eb0bc37ad&msa=0 Check out our YouTube Channel: youtube.com/user/busn200

About the St. Thomas Accounting Club Hopefully, this section will give you a good idea of what the club is like. If you'd like to learn more about the club, the best way is to show up to meetings and see it for yourself. Anyone is welcome (not just accounting majors). Just be sure to sign in when the sheet goes around so you can eventually fulfill your membership requirements if you decide to join the club. At Meetings: During each meeting, the representing firm will begin their presentation at 11:45 am and following the presentation, it is open up for questions along with a networking lunch. Food is provided and you are free to network and ask plenty of questions with business professionals and accounting club members. The club aims to provide students with the information about their future careers that isn't taught in the classroom. We hope the format of the meetings allows students to: Learn about opportunities at each firm, and in the industry as a whole; Ask questions; Network with firm representatives, other students, and club members; And get to know the people you will be interviewing with. Each semester, we bring in a variety of firms to talk about career opportunities, and what they do. Guests include: Big Four Accounting Firms: Deloitte Ernst & Young KPMG PricewaterhouseCoopers National and Regional Firms: Baker Tilly Virchow Krause Boulay, Heutmaker, Zibell & Co. Grant Thornton CliftonLarsonAllen McGladrey WIPLFi Other Opportunities: Cargill Ecolab General Mills Honeywell IIA - Institute of Internal Auditors IRS - Criminal Investigation Land O'Lakes MTS Systems NumberWorks Volunteer Events: Volunteer events are a great way to meet new people and have a good time by giving back to the community. In the past, the club has been very successful with each of the volunteer events that members have worked hard to contribute to the community. Some examples of past volunteer events are: Community clean-up, Arch March to the Ronald McDonald's house, and more. Social Events: Social events are one of the most effective ways to network with business professionals and other club members outside of meetings. Some examples of past social events are: bowling, meet and greets, office visits, Spring Banquet, career fairs, and more. Spring Banquet: Every spring, the Accounting Club hosts a Spring Banquet at the Minneapolis Campus that is open up to all accounting students and faculty. Many firms and business professionals come join us at our eventful evening and it is a great networking opportunity. At this banquet, there is a social hour followed by a networking dinner. Presentations, guest speakers, and scholarship winners are also announced and taken place at the banquet. Faculty and students of St. Thomas are all welcomed to attend.

The Anderson Student Center is the campus gathering space that provides an exceptional environment and opportunities for students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors to participate in and contribute to the activities of the University community. We encourage you to explore and find fabulous food venues, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, recreation spaces, campus resources, and a variety of spaces especially designed to attract and engage the University of St. Thomas community Hours: Spring Semester Mon - Thurs: 7:00am-12:00am Fri - Sat: 7:00am - 1:00am Summer: Mon - Fri: 7:00am-10:00pm Sat & Sun: 7:00am-9:00pm

The University of St. Thomas Dining Services is a self-operated service that provides meals for approximately 12,000 students, faculty, and staff, as well as community members, daycare service, and visitors. The mission of Dining Services to provide excellent dining experiences, enriching and nourishing the University of St. Thomas community. As part of this mission we provide a wide range of amenities that coincide with the diverse needs of our campus. Dining Services encompasses resident and day care dining, catering services, and convenience locations. While we live our mission daily, our vision is to be a nationally recognized leader in dining services. Offering fresh, nutritious food, while employing sustainable, socially responsible business practices. By doing so, we dedicate ourselves to providing outstanding customer service, food and hospitality within all of our operations. In addition, we are committed to an environmentally friendly operation and have an ongoing commitment to adopting sustainable practices within every one of our unit locations. Lastly, St. Thomas Dining Services is proud to be an award winning department through recent publications with the National Association of College & University Food Services.

Enactus is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring students to improve the world through entrepreneurial action. We provide a platform for teams of outstanding university students to create community development projects that put people’s own ingenuity and talents at the center of improving their livelihoods. Guided by educators and supported by business leaders, our students take the kind of entrepreneurial approach that empowers people to be a part of their own success. Our work transforms both the lives of the people we serve, and in turn, the lives of our students as they develop into more effective, values-driven leaders. Like in business, we believe that competition encourages creativity and rewards results. For Enactus, it means more lives impacted. An annual series of regional and national competitions provides a forum for teams to showcase the impact of their outreach efforts and to be evaluated by executives serving as judges. National champion teams advance to the prestigious Enactus World Cup to experience excellence in competition, collaboration and celebration. To learn more about Enactus visit: http://enactus.org

The Center for Global and Local Engagement (GALE) is dedicated to providing a wide variety of engagement opportunities that enhance student learning. We are currently working with the strategic planning process to address campus internationalization and innovative partnerships with non-profit and governmental organizations and both local and global businesses. Our hope is to provide meaningful opportunities for the 21st century Tommie; the academically prepared, globally aware, culturally agile, morally responsible change maker who is equipped to think critically, act wisely and work skillfully to positively influence our complex world.

At University of St. Thomas, the Formula SAE team is designing and building Formula car as part of a student design series hosted by SAE International. The team consists of undergraduate and graduate students who all love to race!

About the St. Thomas Accounting Club Hopefully, this section will give you a good idea of what the club is like. If you'd like to learn more about the club, the best way is to show up to meetings and see it for yourself. Anyone is welcome (not just accounting majors). Just be sure to sign in when the sheet goes around so you can eventually fulfill your membership requirements if you decide to join the club. At Meetings: During each meeting, the representing firm will begin their presentation at 11:45 am and following the presentation, it is open up for questions along with a networking lunch. Food is provided and you are free to network and ask plenty of questions with business professionals and accounting club members. The club aims to provide students with the information about their future careers that isn't taught in the classroom. We hope the format of the meetings allows students to: Learn about opportunities at each firm, and in the industry as a whole; Ask questions; Network with firm representatives, other students, and club members; And get to know the people you will be interviewing with. Each semester, we bring in a variety of firms to talk about career opportunities, and what they do. Guests include: Big Four Accounting Firms: Deloitte Ernst & Young KPMG PricewaterhouseCoopers National and Regional Firms: Baker Tilly Virchow Krause Boulay, Heutmaker, Zibell & Co. Grant Thornton CliftonLarsonAllen McGladrey WIPLFi Other Opportunities: Cargill Ecolab General Mills Honeywell IIA - Institute of Internal Auditors IRS - Criminal Investigation Land O'Lakes MTS Systems NumberWorks Volunteer Events: Volunteer events are a great way to meet new people and have a good time by giving back to the community. In the past, the club has been very successful with each of the volunteer events that members have worked hard to contribute to the community. Some examples of past volunteer events are: Community clean-up, Arch March to the Ronald McDonald's house, and more. Social Events: Social events are one of the most effective ways to network with business professionals and other club members outside of meetings. Some examples of past social events are: bowling, meet and greets, office visits, Spring Banquet, career fairs, and more. Spring Banquet: Every spring, the Accounting Club hosts a Spring Banquet at the Minneapolis Campus that is open up to all accounting students and faculty. Many firms and business professionals come join us at our eventful evening and it is a great networking opportunity. At this banquet, there is a social hour followed by a networking dinner. Presentations, guest speakers, and scholarship winners are also announced and taken place at the banquet. Faculty and students of St. Thomas are all welcomed to attend.

Welcome to the University of St. Thomas Human Resources official Facebook page. Keeping with the nature of Facebook being an open, interactive environment, we remind you not to share personal, private, or confidential information on this site. Inquiries or comments of a personal or confidential nature should be made in person, by phone, or via email to the appropriate HR area. http://www.stthomas.edu/hr/about/staff/. We otherwise invite you to share, comment, and interact with our Facebook page. We will not tolerate any solicitation or profane, vulgar, obscene, libelous or defamatory comments and remarks. We reserve the right to remove any content that we deem inappropriate. We also remind you that any content that you find on the University of St. Thomas Human Resources Facebook page is the property of UST and is subject to all applicable copyright and trademark laws. Thank you and we hope you enjoy sharing in our experiences through the University of St. Thomas Human Resources Facebook Page.

Gary Wong - President Morgan Ihle - Head of Public Relations (OPEN) - Financial Officer (OPEN) - Event Coordinator

SHINE seeks to create a tight-knit community for all Christians on campus that promotes friendship, learning, and growth of faith through community service, study of The Word and works of God, and by creating a fellowship with Christians in different places along their faith journey.

The great eleventh-century theologian, St. Anselm, described theology as “faith seeking understanding.” The theology department at UST lives and works in the spirit of St. Anselm’s words. Theology is the academic discipline that brings the tools of scholarship to the reflection on God, God’s relation to the world, and the human experiences of both. Our department is one of the largest in any Catholic university in the country. We have enthusiastic and passionate teacher-scholars in every area of theology. Students at St. Thomas take three theology courses as part of their core curriculum. The first course introduces the tradition of Christian theological reflection.The second-level courses invite students to "do" theology—that is, to engage in reasoning about an aspect of faith. In their third-level courses, called “bridge courses,” students bring theological concepts and methods into dialogue with other disciplines.

Financial Management Association (FMA) is a group of aspiring business professionals. We meet one to two times per week to hear about different companies around the Twin Cities and to network with them. It is our vision that this page will be used in an interactive fashion by members to share videos and articles that may be interesting and further the development of other club members.

Jumpstarted by pure necessity and a hungry stomach, Snappy Snax provides students a convenient box of fuel when there just isn't enough time to quit studying. We provide a wide variety of snacking options for those who are looking for brain food and those who just want to indulge. Snappy Snax is open Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday from 6:00pm-9:00 PM. We deliver the boxes to the library on the first floor on the hour: 6:00pm, 7:00pm, 8:00pm, 9:00pm