- 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Magazine
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In the News
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St. Norbert plays in the Digital Sandbox: Part 2
Rachel Mueller ’14 continues to explore how both virtual reality and augmented reality are becoming viable teaching tools in the St. Norbert classroom.
Week-of-Welcome Service Experience Runs Deep
Kraig Perlberg ’16 was hooked by the Izaak Walton League during a Week of Welcome service opportunity. Four years on, he is still taking the bait.
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Leading Publication Makes Case for Liberal Arts Colleges
Study finds positive impact on graduates’ life experiences – including leadership, civic-mindedness and financial success.
MOOC Takes Class on Founding Saint Far Beyond the Bounds of Campus
The first massive open online course (MOOC) offered by 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 will focus on a subject the institution is uniquely qualified to offer: the life, times and influence of its founding saint.
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St. Norbert Plays in the Digital Sandbox
Build-it-yourself technology is driving in-class opportunities for a group of motivated physics students.
Women鈥檚 Paths to Political Leadership Draw Research Interest
One hundred and eighteen countries around the world use gender quotas in politics – a fact that surprises many Americans, says Young-Im Lee (Political Science).
Basketball Home Opener Takes Coach Back to His Own First Collegiate Venue
A temporary new venue for Green Knight Basketball feels just like home to Coach Gary Grzesk. During his playing career Grzesk helped the Division I Green Bay Phoenix to three NCAA Tournament appearances.
East German Norbertines Do Business in Magdeburg
A very Norbertine perspective is showing that an ethical approach to business can help businesses not only succeed but flourish.
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Team bond embraces a still larger family
The family and friends of Jaisah Lee ’19 have been turning out to home games in such numbers that they all but outnumber the other fans present. It’s a level of support that is reciprocated by the Green Knights themselves. As a team, their sense of family extends beyond the court, and has even taken them into one another’s home communities.
Packers Fan Study Broadens Its Scope
A St. Norbert-based study of NFL fan behavior is not only yielding fascinating insights. It’s also providing a serious collaborative research opportunity for a team of psych majors on campus.
The Way I See It
It’s a kind of holy grit that confers resilience on many successful graduates of a Catholic higher education. Professionals from around the country gathered at St. Norbert to consider the kind of mentoring that can lead students to profound insights into their own actions and attitudes.
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The (Not So) Great Divide
Wendy Scattergood (Political Science) challenges concerns about a sharply divided electorate: “Really, what we are seeing is nothing that’s not too far out of the ordinary. The Civil War – now that was the height of political polarization.”
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Sharks Welcome Here
The Schneider School’s entrepreneurial mission makes it an ideal conduit for start-ups. A “Shark Tank”-inspired elevator-pitch contest, launched this year by Joy Pahl (Business Administration) is just one outcome.
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Homeless and on Retreat
Spiritual retreats for homeless people offered at St. Norbert Abbey are offering hope and even fostering transformative changes in circumstances for people in challenging situations.
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We Play as a Team
Physical challenges to individual players can also present a challenge to the whole team – a challenge that the women’s basketball team is meeting head on as it supports two team-mates.
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When 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Comes to Your House
It’s a particularly fun time when an alum offers to host a St. Norbert event – and the college’s alumni staff is well prepared to deliver the party to the house, wherever that may be.
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In Recognition
Learn more about our 2016 Alumni Award winners and their service to the greater good.
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President鈥檚 Report
As the new Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center takes shape, the college itself is looking fit and for a viable future. New resources like this facility contribute to a first-rate residential educational experience.
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In the News
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St. Norbert plays in the Digital Sandbox: Part 2
Rachel Mueller ’14 continues to explore how both virtual reality and augmented reality are becoming viable teaching tools in the St. Norbert classroom.
-
Week-of-Welcome Service Experience Runs Deep
Kraig Perlberg ’16 was hooked by the Izaak Walton League during a Week of Welcome service opportunity. Four years on, he is still taking the bait.
Read More -
Leading Publication Makes Case for Liberal Arts Colleges
Study finds positive impact on graduates’ life experiences – including leadership, civic-mindedness and financial success.
-
MOOC Takes Class on Founding Saint Far Beyond the Bounds of Campus
The first massive open online course (MOOC) offered by 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 will focus on a subject the institution is uniquely qualified to offer: the life, times and influence of its founding saint.
Read More -
St. Norbert Plays in the Digital Sandbox
Build-it-yourself technology is driving in-class opportunities for a group of motivated physics students.
-
Women鈥檚 Paths to Political Leadership Draw Research Interest
One hundred and eighteen countries around the world use gender quotas in politics – a fact that surprises many Americans, says Young-Im Lee (Political Science).
-
Basketball Home Opener Takes Coach Back to His Own First Collegiate Venue
A temporary new venue for Green Knight Basketball feels just like home to Coach Gary Grzesk. During his playing career Grzesk helped the Division I Green Bay Phoenix to three NCAA Tournament appearances.
-
East German Norbertines Do Business in Magdeburg
A very Norbertine perspective is showing that an ethical approach to business can help businesses not only succeed but flourish.
-
Team bond embraces a still larger family
The family and friends of Jaisah Lee ’19 have been turning out to home games in such numbers that they all but outnumber the other fans present. It’s a level of support that is reciprocated by the Green Knights themselves. As a team, their sense of family extends beyond the court, and has even taken them into one another’s home communities.
-
Packers Fan Study Broadens Its Scope
A St. Norbert-based study of NFL fan behavior is not only yielding fascinating insights. It’s also providing a serious collaborative research opportunity for a team of psych majors on campus.
-
The Way I See It
It’s a kind of holy grit that confers resilience on many successful graduates of a Catholic higher education. Professionals from around the country gathered at St. Norbert to consider the kind of mentoring that can lead students to profound insights into their own actions and attitudes.
Read More -
The (Not So) Great Divide
Wendy Scattergood (Political Science) challenges concerns about a sharply divided electorate: “Really, what we are seeing is nothing that’s not too far out of the ordinary. The Civil War – now that was the height of political polarization.”
Read More -
Sharks Welcome Here
The Schneider School’s entrepreneurial mission makes it an ideal conduit for start-ups. A “Shark Tank”-inspired elevator-pitch contest, launched this year by Joy Pahl (Business Administration) is just one outcome.
Read More -
Homeless and on Retreat
Spiritual retreats for homeless people offered at St. Norbert Abbey are offering hope and even fostering transformative changes in circumstances for people in challenging situations.
Read More -
We Play as a Team
Physical challenges to individual players can also present a challenge to the whole team – a challenge that the women’s basketball team is meeting head on as it supports two team-mates.
Read More -
When 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Comes to Your House
It’s a particularly fun time when an alum offers to host a St. Norbert event – and the college’s alumni staff is well prepared to deliver the party to the house, wherever that may be.
Read More -
In Recognition
Learn more about our 2016 Alumni Award winners and their service to the greater good.
Read More -
President鈥檚 Report
As the new Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center takes shape, the college itself is looking fit and for a viable future. New resources like this facility contribute to a first-rate residential educational experience.
Read More
Regular Features
In My Words
All in for a Winning Start
Good advice for the new academic year, from Eileen Jahnke (Business & Finance): advice derived from her own experience; from other educators; and, from the NFL’s Brett Favre!
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Personally Speaking
Aristotle, Duquette and Community
David Duquette (Philosophy) argues that what 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 offered him from Day One was an experience of governance much like the ancient Athenian polis.
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Treasure
1917 Letterman Sweater
“An object like this one rekindles and reaffirms how long ago this place made a commitment to athletics. Why did they do it? It wasn’t for recognition. It wasn’t for profit. They did it for the right reasons.” – Don “Maz” Maslinski ’63 (Athletics, College Advancement)
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Alumni Profile
Scholarly Journey, Small Detour
Michelle Morrison ’11 took an unexpected detour on what was looking like a very grown-up scholarly path. She is delighting in the journey!
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Big Picture
Life in a Bubble
Bubble soccer: it’s a thing! It’s billed as equal parts soccer, pillow-fight and vaudeville; and visitors to this year’s 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Day got to try the sport for themselves, as part of field day activities at Schneider Stadium.
Read MoreOnline Exclusives
Laurel Wider, founder and CEO of Wonder Crew, talks about the on-campus launch of a toy that is changing boys’ world of play.
Hannah Johnshoy ’17 shares her riding experience with local non-profit Exceptional Equestrians, providing equine-assisted therapies to individuals with special needs.
Norbert of Xanten (a gift of the Cristan family) takes his rightful spot in the niche originally reserved for the saint on the facade of Main Hall.
Challenging unsustainable views of fashion, students go in search of new materials and unconventional approaches to display on the catwalk.
A national conference for student-affairs professionals raised many questions about the Catholic higher education experience. Panelist Rachelle Barina ’09 has answers.
It was a beer whose time had come. With the help of St. Norbert chemists, a local brewery probes the mysteries of an 80-year-old survivor.
