Lydia Szyjka

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New Sport and Business Management Degree Added for Fall 2021

Addressing the needs of future professionals, the program combines a traditional business management degree with a traditional sport management degree.

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2020-2021 Student Leadership Awards

Student-leaders play an instrumental role in making Immaculata a supportive, vibrant and socially conscious environment.

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Chris Noll ’21

Chris Noll ’21 is following in the footsteps of his parents who have volunteered with disaster response organizations.

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President Lettiere Extends Presidency of Immaculata University

Entering her fifth year in office, President Lettiere says she will continue to make students the top priority of Immaculata University.

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Justin Dossantos

As someone who excels in the sciences and always wanted to be a firefighter, Justin found another way to save lives: through becoming a nurse.

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Olivia Cuevas Lynch

Crediting professors who made her feel comfortable and excited to be back in a classroom, Olivia’s experience in the BSN program was positive.

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TikTok Famous

During fall 2019, they posted a video dancing to The Weeknd’s new hit, “Blinding Lights.” Overnight they had over a million views.

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Literacy Class Project “Once Upon A Time”

The students in Dr. Doyle’s class learned different ways parents can engage with their children while reading—the fun stuff!

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Lydia Szyjka ’09, M.A., is the director of communications at Immaculata University, where she has served for more than 25 years. With over four decades of experience in the communications and public relations field, she assists in guiding the University's strategic communication efforts across media relations as well as digital and print publications. Szyjka earned a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Immaculata and has previously served as an adjunct communications faculty member in the Department of Arts, Languages and Letters.