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HNU Professor Jim Stryker, PhD lectures at the Alameda County Training Center

Dr. Jim Styker, HNU professor and Business Department Program Chair, knows a thing or two about communication and conflict management. A licensed architect, he has over 25 years of experience managing diverse design teams and complex projects. He started his own design practice and has served as the principal and senior project manager for two nationally ranked architectural design firms.

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Six retiring faculty members reflect on their years of service

This year, six talented and dedicated faculty members have chosen to retire: Ann Alderman, Sheila Gibson, Russ Jacobus, Maria Mangini, Marion Marshall, and Rick Patrick. These amazing individuals share nearly 200 combined years of service to HNU!

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Psychedelic Medicine: A New Frontier of Healing

By Dr. Perri Franskoviak

On Saturday, April 27, the Counseling & Forensic Psychology program hosted a panel discussion entitled "Psychedelic Medicine: A New Frontier of Healing." Featured speakers include Ismail Ali Lorido, JD, general counsel for policy and advocacy for MAPS, and Sarah Scheld, program administrator for the MAPS’ training program in psychedelics and psychotherapy.

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Professor Anh Thai Nhan, PhD, co-authors three publications

Professor Anh Thai Nhan, PhD, mathematics faculty in the School of Business and Applied Social Sciences at Holy Names University recently co-authored three publications, one in the field of education and two in mathematics.

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HNU professor Robert Lassalle-Klein, PhD, publishes spiritual writings

Professor Robert Lassalle-Klein, PhD, published Jon Sobrino: Spiritual Writings in December 2018 as part of the prestigious Modern Spiritual Masters Series by Orbis Books.

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Dr. Kimberly Mayfield, HNU’s Dean of the School of Education, joins panel to discuss affordability and accessibility in higher education

Dr. Kimberly Mayfield

On February 7, Dr. Kimberly Mayfield Lynch, HNU's Dean of the School of Education, took part in a KQED East Bay Community Conversations panel to discuss ideas for making higher education more accessible and the issues low-income students face.

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Irene Woodward Endowment awarded to professor Anastasia Prentiss, PhD

Anastasia Prentiss

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Kini Chang: passionate educator and counselor at HNU

Kini Chang

By Shanelle Cotton, graduate assistant
(edited)

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Interview with composer, Dr. Steve Hofer on his piece, Most Holy Names: A Fantasy on the Theme Je mets ma confiance

Dr. Steve Hofer

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The Sesquicentennial Orchestra Concert: An Event to Remember

The “Most Holy Names” performance begins at 1:20

Remarks by Sr. Carol Sellman

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