Immaculata News
High-tech, High-demand: Headed for a Secure Job in Cybersecurity
“As technology becomes a bigger part of our lives, we need people to keep it secure,” said Nick Speakman-Viggiano ’24, a cybersecurity major and accounting minor who gained experience through an internship with a credit union.
LinkedIn’s In-Demand Skills Validate Immaculata University’s Commitment to Preparing Job-Ready Graduates
Learn how Immaculata University is teaching students in-demand skills that employers seek in today’s job market.
Immaculata Nursing Program Prepares Graduates for U.S. Navy Medical Career
Immaculata University nursing graduate is serving on the United States Navy Hospital Ship as a commissioned officer and nurse. As a member of the medical staff, she helps train health hcare workers in various host nations.
Immaculata’s Dr. Bill Carr Set to Perform at the No Name Pops Concert
William Carr, DMA, Steinway Artist and long-time professor of music and piano will be performing at the No Name Pops concert, Broadway in the Burbs, held at Immaculata University on Feb. 17, 2024.
Amanda Miller: B.S.N. Graduate is Example of How Immaculata Prepares Students to Pass NCLEX
Amanda Miller ’20, a biology graduate decided to come back to Immaculata University to earn a second bachelor’s degree in nursing.
Fall 2023 Dean’s List
Immaculata University honors over 300 students who merit inclusion in the fall 2023 Dean’s List, achieving a grade point average of 3.7 on a scale of 4.0.
Immaculata University’s Nursing Students Achieve High Licensure Exam Pass Rate
Immaculata University’s nursing students achieved a remarkable 97.92% first-time pass rate on the registered nurse licensure exam, or NCLEX, in the 2022-23 academic year, the most recent year for which data is available. The national NCLEX pass rate for 2022-23 is 90.16%. Immaculata’s nursing students receive extensive support to prepare for the exam, including a…
Shane Warner: An Ally for Allied Health Professions
As a child, Shane Warner ’24 was exposed to hospitals and medical facilities when his father underwent a heart transplant. Wanting to give back to the medical field, Warner, who is an allied health major with a concentration in medical laboratory science (MLS), is spending his senior year of college completing the clinical portion of his 3+1 allied health program at the Hershey Medical Center.