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Associate Dean for Clinical, Global & Experiential Learning; Associate Professor, Health and Sport Science Full-Time Faculty School of Education and Health Sciences: Office of the Dean, Health and ...

The University of Dayton Research Institute combines (un)common sense with creativity to deliver innovative, practical science and engineering solutions, on budget and on time.

Borrowing privileges, interlibrary loan requests, registration, and transcript requests will be blocked if you have been billed replacement costs for lost items. 200 is the maximum number of checkouts ...

Profile Dr. Galli Robertson joined the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work at the University of Dayton in 2018. Her research spans the fields of environmental sociology and social ...

Associate Professor Full-Time Faculty School of Education and Health Sciences: Department of Educational Administration, Doctorate of Educational Leadership Contact Email: Mary Ziskin, Ph.D. Phone: ...

Associate Professor Full-Time Faculty School of Education and Health Sciences: Department of Educational Administration Contact Email: Corinne Brion, Ph.D. Phone: 937-229-3680 Raymond L. Fitz Hall, ...

Katelyn Rendulic ’15 spent every Monday of 2023 doing the same thing — listening. After weekday mass, she met with her 97-year-old grandfather, Jack Eckenrode, for a one-hour coffee date where they ...

Father Fitz's legacy at the University of Dayton is profound, extending a nearly 50-year family history of leadership that includes his brother, Brother Ray Fitz, S.M., who served as president for 23 ...

A clear forecast welcomed back a large group of classes at Reunion Weekend 2025, June 6, 7 and 8. It was especially meaningful for some guests who remarked they hadn’t been back to campus in a decade ...

It was a bad season for the farm on which the brothers worked and boys took classes. With the nation sliding into a depression, it was tough to afford even flour, which had risen from $4 to $9 a ...