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As Viterbo University’s new study abroad coordinator, Allie Mormann ’22 brings more than a little recent international experience to the table. During her studies at Viterbo, Mormann had two educational adventures abroad, in countries on opposite sides of the globe.
For Beth Dolder-Zieke ’88, retiring from her post as Viterbo University’s career services director is a bit like a pregnancy. It’s going to hurt like heck for a while, but when the pain is over, there’s this whole new life, full of promise.
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The 2021 First Destination Survey: Undergraduate Outcomes results are in, and Viterbo scored a 100 percent overall success rate and a 99 percent in-field success rate. View the complete results here.
As a workforce development officer for federal civilian employees, Viterbo alumnus Michael Modawell '04, '06 gets to do something he loves — help people advance in their careers.
Inspiration from the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration legacy brought Nicole Van Ert '10 to Viterbo to earn an MBA. These days, she is director of the university's Center for Professional Learning and Development, overseeing the center's program development and implementation.
An outstanding cast of local singers and dancers will perform a medley of more than 80 songs from the 1950s and 1980s as they present "Cabaret and Cocktails" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 20–Friday, July 22 and Wednesday, July 27–Friday, July 29 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby. The performances are a fundraiser for Viterbo University’s Platinum Edition and Diamond Edition show choirs.
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History Professor Andrew Hamilton’s was a faculty member at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2007 when he accepted a request to fill in for a Viterbo professor going on sabbatical. He loved the atmosphere and engagement with students here so much that he joined the Viterbo community the first chance he got.