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Dominican University of California intends to return to primarily in-person instruction for the fall 2021 semester, President Mary B. Marcy announced this week. “As we look to fall 2021, we are...
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Dominican University of California intends to return to primarily in-person instruction for the fall 2021 semester, President Mary B. Marcy announced this week. “As we look to fall 2021, we are...
After a two-year planning process of listening to students, faculty and staff, analyzing institutional data, and meeting with campus constituents focused on difference and equity, Dominican University...
Heidi Kühn, Founder and CEO for Roots of Peace, will appear virtually in the Spring 2021 Leadership Lecture Series presented by Dominican University of California in partnership with Book Passage on...
Dominican University of California President Mary B. Marcy and Dr. Lande Ajose, senior policy advisor for higher education for Governor Gavin Newsom, discussed the rapidly changing state of higher...
School of Liberal Arts and Education
Whether it was working with a nonprofit in Georgia or helping first-year students feel at home on the Dominican campus, Jannel Mariano B.S. '16, MBA '20 has always been invested in helping and serving...
Itta González, a full-time graduate student at Dominican University of California who also teaches full-time at Lynwood Elementary where her two sons attend school, has had an incredibly busy life...
In an effort to further help educate and inspire his 40 students during the pandemic, Dominican University of California professor Brad Van Alstyne organized a diverse panel of alumni from the...
If you are working as an instructional assistant, and would like to take the next step in your career, but haven’t earned your bachelor's degree (BA), there are affordable options to help you earn...
School of Health and Natural Sciences
When selecting a PhD program, Alejandro Lopez-Ramirez ’14, MS ’20 was drawn to one university in particular – because it reminded him of Dominican. “One of the main reasons that drew me to the...
Drawn to Dominican University of California by its small class sizes and campus beauty, Julia Zasso studies Occupational Therapy yet discovered she has another talent. Julia has created the...
Though her goal is to attend dental school, biology major Hailey Cambria ’21 discovered recently that the chance to do fieldwork and study salamanders was something she could really sink her teeth...
With Marin County education workers now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, Dominican University of California epidemiologist Dr. Michaela George, assistant professor in the Global Public Health...
Barowsky School of Business
Whether it was working with a nonprofit in Georgia or helping first-year students feel at home on the Dominican campus, Jannel Mariano B.S. '16, MBA '20 has always been invested in helping and serving...
A Dominican University of California researcher who co-authored a 2018 paper that found an increase in racial animosity toward Black Americans during economic downturns says these findings highlight...
When Dean Lehr was earning an MBA degree at Dominican University of California in 2015, his master’s thesis required as much instinct as it did research. He was onto something. “The competition...
Coming from South San Francisco High School, Emanuel “Manny” Cifuentes-Machado ’19 instantly engaged in student life at Dominican University of California as a double major in Business Administration...
San Francisco Chronicle
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