01/20/2016
The Silent March in remembrance of civil rights heroes of previous years is an annual rite of Civil Rights Week at St. Ambrose University.
"St. Ambrose has a long legacy of being involved in Civil Rights work and action," said Tim Phillips, PhD, the SAU Dean of Students and a co-director of the Diversity Work Group. "We feel like this is an annual reminder to re-energize our mission."
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At the end of each academic year, St. Ambrose University recognizes one faculty member and one staff member for their outstanding contributions to the university and the greater Quad Cities community. This year’s award-winners are Sarah Eikleberry, PhD, and Caitlin O’Brien.
Diane Murtha ‘84, 94 and Sr. Mary Thomas will give the keynote addresses at the 2024 Spring graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 18.
Addy Nelson ’23 was born with an entrepreneur’s spirit. With her parents owning the bowling alley in her hometown of Gregory, South Dakota—the same place she perfected her game to earn a scholarship to St. Ambrose University—she learned early to be innovative, customer-focused and business-minded.
