The Director for International Students and Global Scholar Services helps Roosevelt’s international students assimilate into the University, Chicago and life in the U.S.
Roosevelt University finance honors students upgraded their resumes and all became certified Financial Modeling and Valuation Analysts (FMVA). On top of their bachelor’s degrees, the certificate will prove their skills and help attract recruiters.
Over appetizers and heartfelt toasts, the Joan Deutsch Herczeg Scholars welcomed nine new scholars for the fall and said goodbye to the first program graduates.
When Libby Heublein turned 35, she set some new goals: She would go back to school. She would earn her bachelor’s degree. And she’d pivot to a new career. All before age 40.
With the support of professional mentors, Roosevelt University students can expand their networks, sharpen their professional skills — and, in Alison Elzinga’s case, land a dream job they never even dreamed of.
Roosevelt University faculty and alumni took home three awards from the National Association of Black Journalists. The group is the largest organization of journalists of color in the nation.
Four score and 78 years ago, Abraham Lincoln gave his most famous speech on the Gettysburg battlefield. Where does that promised rebirth of freedom stand today?
As a prosecutor, Roosevelt University instructor Mary Boland represents clients in Illinois court. One of her coworkers — a Labrador retriever named Hatty — just earned a big promotion.
Roosevelt University won a three-year, $1.6 million grant from the Chicago Design Challenge to build the Metropolitan Chicago Tutoring Corps. This school year, 25 tutors will work with students each day for 30 minutes of one-on-one literacy instruction.
