In Service to Others
In Service to Others: Spotlighting the Work of ASEC in the Spirit of MLK Day is an initiative aimed at bringing more awareness to the African Sisters Education Collaborative at Marywood, in the spirit of the service the organization provides to sisters in Africa and the U.S. The work they do is directly related to acts of service that Dr. King championed. In addition, sisters in America participated in the Civil Rights Movement and played an important role in the plight for change.
Join us for a special Zoom event, Monday, January 17 - 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
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🎄 Harmony for the Holidays 🎄Career Services' tips for balancing work, life, and mental health.
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Marywood Assistant Professor Participates in Prestigious Book Launch EventMarywood Assistant Professor Ryan Scavnicky joined acclaimed photographer Iwan Baan for the launch of Rome – Las Vegas: Bread and Circuses, featuring Scavnicky’s essay on architecture, power, and spectacle.
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Pennsylvania’s Interior Designers Pass Historic Legislation Elevating Marywood University’s Leadership in the FieldPennsylvania has passed Act 144, a landmark law recognizing "Certified Interior Designer" as a protected title, requiring professionals to hold a four-year degree and certification through the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ). This legislation, signed by Governor Josh Shapiro, highlights the critical role of interior designers in ensuring public health, safety, and welfare, while distinguishing the profession from interior decorators.