Immaculata News
Crisis Management in Action: A Collaborative Learning Experience at Immaculata University
Melissa Rice, Ph.D. and George Schwartz, Ed.D. led a crisis management crossover class to help prepare their students for real-world crisis situations.
Immaculata University Professor Writes New Book on Duffy’s Cut
The book, Massacre at Duffy’s Cut: Tragedy and Conspiracy on the Pennsylvania Railroad, is scheduled for release on October 22.
EPM Program Enhances Police Lieutenant’s Knowledge
“I was only about 30 feet away when I saw him pull a shotgun out of a bag. At that moment, I sent the order to go in.”
Introducing: The Centennial Scholarship
Immaculata University has created the Centennial Scholarship to recognize academic excellence in high school students and to provide access to affordable education. Eligible students may qualify for a $14,000 scholarship per year. This scholarship makes tuition at Immaculata comparable to current in-state public university rates.
Montgomery County Resident Receives Prestigious Medal from Immaculata University
Immaculata University is pleased to announce that Maria Pisano ’18, of Audubon, Pa., recently received the prestigious Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal for 2018-2019.
MSN Student Celebrates 25 Years at Penn Medicine
After earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) in 2013, she is on track to earn a Master of Science in Nursing with only two classes remaining.
Immaculata Faculty Member, George Schwartz, Ed.D., Completes FEMA’s National Emergency Management Executive Academy
Lancaster County Resident Graduates from FEMA’s National Emergency Management Executive Academy Emmitsburg, MD— George Schwartz ’17 Ed.D. graduated from FEMA’s National Emergency Management Executive Academy at the Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg, MD, after he completed the full curriculum that supports the advancement of the emergency management profession at strategic policy and executive leadership levels. Schwartz…
Jessica McHugh: From the Field to the Lab
With a lifelong interest in and aptitude for science, Jessica McHugh ’20 is exploring career options in biotechnology or forensic chemistry.