In a unique form of self-expression, Art 1082/3D Design students will visualize their thoughts and ideas through nine site-specific art installations they are creating across the Dominican campus to be displayed this week, weather permitting, from October 24-31.
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Dominican students will be treated to free food and free entertainment on Wednesday, October 24, when hidden talents will be on display at Soul Candy XIX.
A love of art has led Tashina Garcia-Garza ’08, ‘14 MA from Victorville, a small town in the California high desert, to Los Angeles where she runs the municipal art program at the Los Angeles International Airport.
Politician -- and possible 2020 U.S. presidential candidate -- Julian Castro will close the 2018 Fall Leadership Lecture Series at Dominican University of California in San Rafael on Thursday, October 25, at 7 p.m. The series is presented by Dominican in partnership with Book Passage.
Presidential historian Michael Beschloss spoke in the 2018 Fall Leadership Lecture Series at Dominican University of California on October 18.The series is presented by Dominican in partnership with Book Passage.
Academic achievements, athletic contests, and many other fun activities will highlight Convocation and Family Weekend 2018 on Friday and Saturday, October 26-27.
The Physician Assistant Studies’ team “Physician Assistant Society” won the top prize – $1,000 – in the Second Annual Penguin Tank competition in the Garden Room on October 10.
More than 100 Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistant and Nursing students met with local professionals and clinicians in Dominican’s inaugural Interprofessional Education (IPE) Speed Networking event on October 10.
Prospective graduate students are welcomed to attend a series of information sessions at Dominican University of California in San Rafael, starting Thursday, October 11, with a MS in Counseling Psychology from 6-7 p.m. in Magnolia House.
“My favorite saying is that `Democracy requires participation and participation requires information,’ ” says Alison Howard, Chair of the Division of Political Science, International Studies, and History.
Golf was important to Drew Nelson ’17 when he was an Academic All-American at Dominican earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in business. He didn’t know then that golf would become the link to receiving a scholarship that will allow him to pursue a Master’s of Science (MSc) in Management with a focus in Finance at Durham University in England.
The Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Dominican is hosting “No Belles,” a dramatic play by Portal Theater actors, in Angelico Concert Hall on Friday, October 12, starting at 3:30 p.m.
Lynn Sondag, Associate Professor of Art in the Department of Art, Art History, and Design, has been awarded the Pamela Levine Arts Education Leadership Award by Marin nonprofit Youth in Arts.
Dominican University of California and San Francisco-based Make School are collaborating on a creative new venture that will reimagine the bachelor’s degree for today’s students and tomorrow’s workforce.
Kleiner Perkins Advisor Randy Komisar, co-founder of Claris Corporation and CEO of LucasArts Entertainment and Crystal Dynamics, talked with Barowsky School of Business (BSB) students in Guzman Lecture Hall on September 27, sharing invaluable insight into entrepreneurship.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has named Dr. Randy Hall, Dominican’s Dr. Lillian L.Y. Wang Endowed Professor in Chemistry, as a “Campus Champion” for the XSEDE (eXtreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment) supercomputing network.
The value of the versatility Mengya Wang MBA ’15 learned in Global Business at Dominican is now being realized in her new position as Community Manager for The JUMP! Foundation in Beijing, China.
A guitar recital featuring Korean-born Jiji and special guest Gulli Björnsson from Iceland opened the 2018-19 Guest Concert Series at Dominican University of California on September 30. The lineup for the 18th season of GCS also includes pianist William Wolfram, the Del Sol String Quartet, and the Tilden Trio.
Academy Award-winning actress and director Sally Field spoke in the 2018 Fall Leadership Lecture Series at Dominican University of California on September 29 in front of a crowd of more than 600. She appeared in conversation with author Janis Cooke Newman in the only stop in Northern California on the "In Pieces" national book tour.
Encouraged and supported by faculty and staff, Karla Hernandez Navarro ’20 has been inspired to apply the skills she has gained in the classroom to bring a Census Awareness event to Dominican.
Students and faculty in the Department of Occupational Therapy at Dominican University of California hosted 28 OT students from Osaka, Japan in an educational and cultural exchange on the San Rafael campus September 18-20.
Traveling to Buenos Aires this summer to participate in the Barowsky School of Business’ Global Consulting Practicum was an invaluable experience for Josh Godoy ’16 and ’18 MBA in his new job with a worldwide software company headquartered in San Francisco.
“I think the Humanities and Cultural Studies program was a no brainer for me for my work, I so made a really conscious decision when I chose that program because I could see very clearly the path of the degree and how that supports my professional career.” - Sara Moncada (MA Humanities ‘18)
Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry opened the 2018 Fall Leadership Lecture Series on Thursday. Senator Kerry appeared on the Angelico Concert Hall stage in conversation with Washington Governor Jay Inslee before a crowd of more than 500.
The U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges guidebook has once again ranked Dominican University of California as one of the top regional universities in the West.
As a marketing producer for the TODAY Show, NBC Nightly News, The Tonight Show, SNL, Olympics coverage and more, Mariah Chinchilla ’14 has parlayed a summer internship her junior year at Dominican into a dream job at NBCUniversal in New York City
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell talked with Barowsky School of Business (BSB) students Thursday evening, sharing invaluable insight into leadership and service.
Dominican University of California ranks in the top third of U.S. colleges and universities nationally in the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education college survey, focused on a university’s ability to deliver valuable outcomes and quality education for its students.
A tapestry that hung in Dominican’s library for more than 40 years is one of the featured works in a new exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). The tapestry was designed by poet, essayist, visual artist, and former Dominican professor Etel Adnan.
Dominican University of California President Mary B. Marcy has been named a Visiting Scholar at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) for the fall 2018 semester. The appointment will allow Marcy to expand her research examining the future of small colleges and universities in today’s challenging higher education environment.
A new national study reveals that business executives want to hire students with skills associated with the liberal arts – the very skills Dominican develops and showcases through its unique model for successful student engagement, The Dominican Experience.
The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations (AVD) has awarded Dominican University of California a $190,000 grant in support of The Dominican Experience, the University’s distinctive educational model that equips students with the ability to succeed at Dominican and beyond.
Brittany Mitzner ’16 is now applying her experience last summer as Graduate Assistant for Student Engagement at Dominican to her new job overseeing first-year student programs in the Dean of Students Office at Harvard University.
It was love at first sight for nursing major Ynez Rodriguez ’20 when she stepped foot on the Dominican campus. She decided then and there this close-knit community in Northern California was just the right fit for someone wanting to experience life beyond Southern California.
Former Secretary of State John Kerry, actress Sally Field, presidential historian Michael Beschloss, and politician Julian Castro are appearing at Dominican University of California in the Fall 2018 Leadership Lecture Series.
The news last fall that Monica Barry ’20, a double major in English and History, had been selected to study at the University of Oxford brought tears to her eyes.
Dominican’s broadcasting partnership with the San Rafael Pacifics baseball team has been a big hit for students in the Department of Communications and Media Studies, providing valuable hands-on experiences for students preparing for careers as broadcasters.
High school students and parents, check out Dominican University of California this summer!
Newly promoted at LinkedIn, where he began working as an intern between his junior and senior year, Jake Bernstein ’15 continues to draw on the skills he developed at Dominican.
March 11, 2018
Thirteen Dominican Occupational Therapy students spent this summer in Mexico participating in a four-week program that combined intensive Spanish language instruction with community fieldwork.
As summer jobs go, Forrest Hunt ’20 feels like he has hit a home run.
Before Eric Poon joined the innovative Reimagining Citizenship program through Dominican and the City of Novato, he volunteered for a three-month service trip to Mexico, Peru, and Argentina and was inspired to help others.
Incredible doesn’t even begin to describe Kelly Bonbright’s journey from Dominican to Hollywood.
Emanuel “Manny” Cifuentes-Machado ’19 has received so many leadership opportunities and positive experiences at Dominican that the business and communications double major has decided to give back.
Whether she was attending business classes, working with friends in the Barowsky Students’ Association or speaking to perfect strangers in Toastmasters, Olga Kolin ’19 never imagined that the skills and confidence she gained at Dominican would lead her to speak on a big stage in front of thousands at the Miss California pageant.
It was not until her senior year at Benicia High School that nursing major Elena Brown ’20 became active in student government. She wished that she had started earlier.
Kara New ’18 is feeling like she is on top of the sports world right now.
As the recipient of the Veritas Cup, Erin McKay ’18 is appreciated and acknowledged to be a great friend of the senior class.
Supportive relationships with teachers, advisors, and other staff members help students to develop hope, a key factor that impacts a student’s ability to persist and succeed in college, according to a new study published this month by researchers from Dominican University of California and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.