Cheryl Burke and Mark Ballas – professional dance champions and TV personalities – will pump up the entertainment at the inaugural Fontbonne Prom. The Fabulous Motown Revue will provide musical entertainment. Purchase your tickets HERE.

You can find the Fontbonne Prom Facebook event page HERE. Help us gain visibility with our Facebook event page – please LIKE it and SHARE it! You can help us PROMote it! 

Several of our free camps have space available:

CYBER WARRIORS

Students will learn about cyber security principles, creating strong passwords, safe online behavior, detecting spam and more.  

When: June 4-8, 2018

Contact: (314) 889-4508 or hack@fontbonne.edu

IT'S SHOWTIME! CAMP (formerly Camp Cap)

The weekend theater camp is for children who use augmentative and alternative communication devices. Graduate speech-language pathology students and faculty members work with these children and their siblings to perform in an original play. Parents take part in an informational workshop.

When: July 20-22, 2018

Contact: Dr. Carmen Russell, crussell@fontbonne.edu or (314) 791-3577

CAMP F.I.R.E. (Fontbonne Inspires Reading Excitement)

Fontbonne is hosting two sessions of this weeklong summer literacy program for children with hearing loss. It’s for children 11 and older. It will be led by teachers for the deaf.

When: June 4-8, 2018 or July 16-20, 2018

Contact: Zoe Sullivan, zsullivan@fontbonne.edu or (314) 889-1407 

The Bosnia Memory Project at Fontbonne University honored Midwest BankCentre with the inaugural Bosnia Memory Project Community Leader Award in March. Midwest BankCentre has been a leading community investor in the Bosnia Memory Project, which is dedicated to establishing an enduring record of Bosnian genocide survivors, especially those living in metropolitan St. Louis.

Dr. Ben Moore, co-founder and director of the Bosnia Memory Project, presented the award to Jim Watson, chairman and CEO of Midwest BankCentre, which employs and serves many individuals in the St. Louis Bosnian community. “We are grateful for the opportunity to be deeply invested in the Bosnia Memory Project at Fontbonne,” said Watson.

Learn more about the Bosnia Memory Project by clicking HERE.

A group of alumna and friends stopped by campus to say hello to an old friend – an abstract watercolor painting titled Union Station. Nancy Siefker, CSJA, left, Jeannette Maschmann ’52, Sister Clara Vincent Slatinsky, CSJ and Sister Mary Rita Essert, CSJ ’62 recently got a look at the painting’s new home in the library. Maschmann donated it to Fontbonne in honor of her sister, Joan Maschmann ’55, who bought the painting from friend and art major Margaret Kelly O’Brien ’55. Union Station held fond memories for Joan because she drove her father there to work as a rail mail clerk. Joan passed away in 2013 and Jeannette died in January.

For information about making a donation to Fontbonne, click HERE.