May 2024

Two Immaculata students serve their communities as emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and are making a difference when people need help the most. We recognize these students during the 50th anniversary of National EMT Day.

As a member of the first graduating class of Immaculata University’s master’s in higher education, Maryann Johnson is glad she didn’t wait to enroll. Johnson found the program manageable, aided by a blend of synchronous and asynchronous classes accommodating her demanding schedule.

Hallman’s professors supported her as she completed the accelerated second-degree B.S.N. program and prepared for a career in pediatric nursing, where she will offer holistic care to support her patients’ physical and mental health.

Graduating senior Nick Livolsi is poised for a thriving career in business and finance. His proactive approach to earning extra college credits necessary for his CPA license during his undergraduate studies is laying the groundwork for a future with one of the world’s leading public accounting firms.

Immaculata University honors International Firefighters Day by profiling a few of these dedicated public servants who are members of the Immaculata community.