Finances can be an overwhelming part of pursuing a college education. Knowing what your options are is key to making this a more obtainable goal. We sat down with Fontbonne University’s Financial Services Department to gain some insight into what options prospective students have. Check out our Q&A below! What is financial aid? Financial […]
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Approved Retrenchment Plan November 30, 2023 Based on feedback from the staff, academic departments, faculty, faculty governance committees, alumni, community members, board members, and others, the leadership team has modified the original proposals in several ways as indicated below. The complete, final retrenchment plan and the full impact of the voluntary early separation program, described […]
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Nicolas Valdez, a recent graduate of the Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) graduate program at Fontbonne University, has been selected to participate in the prestigious Voice Fellowship at the University of Southern California (USC). Chosen from a pool of over 60 applicants, Valdez is the single fellow for this program. In order to experience more hands-on learning, […]
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Damon Williams graduated from Fontbonne University in 2005 with his master’s degree in Business Administration. He currently serves as the Associate Vice President and Chief of Staff at the University of Kentucky. After having a successful career in corporate America, Williams has taken on the task of creating equitable spaces for underrepresented students in higher education. We sat […]
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To meet the increasing demand for speech-language pathologists, Fontbonne University is opening a graduate distance education program at St. Catherine’s University (St. Kate’s) in St. Paul, Minn. in January 2023. Part of the program will include a speech and language clinic in the community, offering free evaluation and treatment of a wide variety of developmental and acquired […]
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Hispanic Heritage Month has been celebrated in the U.S. for over 30 years. It is formally known as National Hispanic Heritage Month. The goal of this month is to celebrate the cultures and traditions of both the Hispanic and Latinx communities. Hispanic refers to someone who is from, or a descendant of someone who is from, […]
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Uncovering St. Louis, a Pilot Career Development Program for Humanities Students This summer, Fontbonne Humanities students participated in a grant-funded professional development opportunity to explore careers in their field and engage in a shared internship to do historical research at a historic site. We spoke with Dr. Corinne Mason, Chair of the Humanities Department, to […]
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When attending college, you select a degree based on your interest and passions. Your school selection revolves around whether they can effectively support your goals. When choosing a college and degree program, you are also beginning to map your career path. Deciding what exactly you want to do with your life can be overwhelming. Here are a few […]
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As the first semester of senior year progresses, the pressure of what’s next starts to intensify. Everyone is looking for you to make decisions on things you’ve probably never thought about or at least aren’t ready to commit to yet. What do you want to be? Where do you want to go? How much […]
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Fontbonne University has opened a graduate distance program at Avila University in Kansas City, Missouri. Part of the program will include a speech and language clinic, offering free evaluation and treatment of a wide variety of communication disorders resulting from conditions such as stroke, cerebral palsy and traumatic brain injury. The clinic will also allow […]
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