Students, staff and faculty are invited to submit nominations for the Outstanding Student Leader Award.  This award will be presented to 3 to 5 students at the Student Leadership Recognition Banquet.  Written nominations must provide the name of the a senior student and evidence that she or he has: (a) exhibited continuous exemplary leadership, (b) served as well-respected role models, and (c) has persistently demonstrated a strong commitment to campus life, community service and/or charitabl

Leadership Extraordinaire –Women in Leadership

Born and raised in the Midwest, Monica Dixon said she had a narrow view of the world until she had the opportunity to travel internationally. "Travel forever changed the lens through which I view the world, and therefore the way I approach difficult situations in my professional and personal life," said Dixon, who graduated from Viterbo University in 1985 with a degree in dietetics.

Have a Drupal question? Drupal drop-in sessions are now being offered for anyone interested in help with website editing. All session will be held in the Rhinehart 228 computer lab on alternating days of the week. Feel free to visit and work on your pages in the lab.

The book binding, prints, and paper of guest artist Julie Leonard will be featured in an exhibit entitled “Solid Ground It’s Not,” which will open with a reception at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 4 in the Viterbo University Gallery.

Viterbo employees are join the 5:01 Fit Flock Challenge Friday, March 16–Friday, April 24. Whether it is to increase your fitness participation, train for the Corporate Challenge, or be rewarded for your current habits, 5:01 Fit Flock is perfect.

Transfer of Memory, a photo exhibit featuring 41 portraits of Holocaust survivors who live or have lived in the Twin Cities, will open at Viterbo with a reception at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 5 in the Fine Arts Center Lobby.

Twenty-seven Viterbo students attended the WorkForce Career Fair in Milwaukee Feb. 23. The bus trip was sponsored by career services.

Congratulations to the winners of the Human Behavior Scholarship Competition Feb. 25. Pictured with President Rick Artman are, from left, third place finisher Stacy Bracht ($2,000 scholarship over four years), runner up Alexis Bird ($2,000 over four years) and winner Emily Schmitz ($4,000 over four years).

Rose Awards

Feb. 26, 2015

Contact Joe Miller at 608-796-3757 or jemiller@viterbo.edu

WORKS OF GUEST ARTIST JULIE LEONARD TO BE FEATURED IN EXHIBIT OPENING THE VITERBO UNIVERSITY GALLERY MARCH 4