Saint Michael's College

Intern with nonprofit Rural Vermont taps family connections, faculty guidance for placement

Gabby Doe ‘23, a business major with an environmental studies minor from Barnstable, MA, is currently working as a marketing and operations intern at Rural Vermont, a non-profit based in […]

Alumna speaker shares research on mental health issues in courts

Katie Petrozzo ’17, a PhD candidate at the University of Utah, gave a talk Monday evening titled “Mental Illness as a Life Sentence: the (Mis)treatment of Psychiatric Disorders in the […]

Internship with state Democrats puts student squarely in political mix

Aisha Navarrete ‘23, an international relations major with an environmental studies minor from Pawlet, VT, is currently working as a campaign intern with the Vermont Democratic Party (VDP). Navarrete spends […]

Liberal arts majors immerse students in human experience — Part 3

Liberal arts colleges all over the country have been struggling to keep enrollment numbers up over the past few years, leading to a particular growing emphasis on definitive paths to […]

A St. Mike’s education serves sports and outdoor recreation jobs well

Students gathered with successful Saint Michael’s College alumni in the Farrell Room of Saint Edmund’s Hall late Monday afternoon, October 3, to hear a panel presentation with the catchy and […]

Teaching a new class on intrepid female journalists, Cynde Strand is also one of the best

Teaching the Saint Michael’s College course “Female Journalists: Headlines, Deadlines and Front Lines” this semester is another “calculated risk” for Cynde Strand, who boldly built an extended award-winning career around […]

Vermont Lt. Gov. Molly Gray shares views and experiences with criminology students

Assuring human and civil rights while meeting essential security and public safety needs at the world, state and local levels has focused much of Vermont Lt. Gov. Molly Gray’s legal […]

Why study liberal arts? A look at the Art & Design, Theatre and English majors at St. Mike’s

Liberal arts colleges all over the country have been struggling to keep enrollment numbers up over the past few years, leading to a particular growing emphasis on definitive paths to […]

Saint Michael’s played key role in life, career of Sen. Leahy ’61, new memoir recounts

In his recently published memoir The Road Taken, U.S. Sen Patrick Leahy ’61 relates how he found a life-changing mentor at Saint Michael’s College in the legendary history Professor Ed […]

Certificate program meets growing needs, demands on equity and justice

A new Racial Equity & Educational Justice (REEJ) Graduate Certificate Program at Saint Michael’s College meets a growing need and demand among the state’s educators while advancing the College’s active […]

Liberal arts majors more practical as career preparation than many imagine

The liberal arts lens is an invaluable method through which to view higher education. Saint Michael’s College prides itself on upholding the core values of a liberal arts education: cultivating […]

Saint Michael’s students grow in New England summer internships

Zoe Rogers ’23 from Shelton, CT, interned this summer for the Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod Baseball League as a game-day operating intern. A business and psychology double major, […]