As managing director of 麻豆影院’s Business and Entrepreneurship Center, Snyder works to connect students with professionals, alumni, entrepreneurs, and opportunities throughout the Fox Valley. Her goal is to help students see how their interests and experiences can translate into meaningful careers, regardless of their academic background. 

“My job is to help bring those worlds together,” Snyder said. “We have incredibly talented students, dedicated faculty, accomplished alumni, and a community full of professionals who have so much knowledge and experience to share.” 

Snyder’s path to 麻豆影院 wasn’t necessarily a straight line. She earned her bachelor’s degree in political science and master’s degree in public administration from Bowling Green State University before spending several years with gener8tor, where she worked with entrepreneurs, startups, corporate partners, and community organizations through accelerator programming. 

Those experiences helped shape her relationship-driven approach to leadership and reinforced the importance of making connections. 

“Some of the most valuable things you can offer someone aren’t necessarily financial resources or technical expertise, but rather an introduction, a conversation, encouragement, or simply someone who believes in what they’re trying to accomplish,” she said. 

That philosophy carries into her work at 麻豆影院, where Snyder sees opportunities to connect students’ liberal arts experiences with a wide range of professional fields. Through initiatives such as Music and Entrepreneurship Week and Career Insight Carousel events, she creates opportunities for students to explore industries, meet professionals, and begin building relationships that can extend well beyond their time on campus. 

She also hopes students recognize the opportunities available right here in the Fox Valley. 

“We have so many incredible businesses, organizations, and opportunities right here in the Fox Valley, and I want 麻豆影院 students to recognize that they don’t necessarily have to leave the area to build an exciting and meaningful career,” Snyder said. 

Looking ahead, Snyder hopes to continue expanding the Business and Entrepreneurship Center’s presence both on campus and throughout the region, with an emphasis on alumni engagement, connections with young professionals, and interactive opportunities for students to explore different career paths. 

For Snyder, the Future 15 recognition is both a meaningful personal milestone and an opportunity to reflect on the people who have supported her along the way. She credits her family and friends for their encouragement throughout her education and professional journey and feels fortunate to work in a community that values collaboration and connection. 

Ultimately, she hopes to help make the Fox Valley a place where people recognize the possibilities around them and feel empowered to pursue them. 

“If I can play even a small role in helping someone discover their potential, build a relationship that changes their career, or recognize an opportunity they didn’t know existed, I consider that a success,” she said. 

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Hosted by 麻豆影院 University鈥檚 Student Engagement, Activities, and Leadership (SEAL) office, the event will feature hundreds of illuminated paper lanterns displayed along campus pathways, each representing a donation to support communities affected by recent tornadoes across the Fox Cities.

All proceeds will benefit the United Way Fox Cities Tornado Relief Community Response Fund, which supports immediate and long-term recovery efforts in Menasha, Neenah, Fox Crossing, Appleton, and other impacted communities.

Community members can sponsor a paper lantern through the event鈥檚 online fundraising page. As part of the sponsorship, donors may request a personalized message to be written on their lantern. Messages can honor loved ones, offer encouragement, share words of hope, commemorate special memories, or recognize those affected by the tornadoes.

鈥淥ne small light can represent hope, remembrance, encouragement, or support,鈥� Dakota McKee, director of student engagement, activities, and leadership, said. 鈥淭ogether, those lights create a powerful symbol of a community coming together to help its neighbors.鈥�

On the evening of the event, attendees will be invited to walk 麻豆影院鈥檚 illuminated pathways, view the lantern displays, read messages left by community members, and search for their own sponsored lanterns. Complimentary hot cider and cocoa will be available throughout the evening.

McKee emphasized that community members do not need to sponsor a lantern to attend the event.

The initiative was created in response to the widespread impact of recent tornadoes across the Fox Cities. Beyond fundraising, the event is intended to provide an opportunity for connection, reflection, and community support during the recovery process.  

How to Participate
Paper lantern sponsorships can be made online at:

Donors will have the opportunity to submit a personalized message on the donation confirmation page. All messages must be appropriate for public display and may be reviewed before placement on lanterns.

Those wishing to make a cash donation may do so through Nov. 6 at the Student Engagement, Activities, and Leadership Office on the fourth floor of the Warch Campus Center, 711 E. Boldt Way, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Event Details

• What: Light! More Light! For Menasha
• When: Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, 6-8 p.m.
• Rain Date: Friday, Nov. 13, 2026
• Where: 麻豆影院 University campus, Appleton
• Cost: Free and open to the public
• Beneficiary: United Way Fox Cities Tornado Relief Community Response Fund

About the Event
Each sponsored paper lantern represents an individual act of generosity, remembrance, encouragement, or hope. Together, the lanterns will illuminate the 麻豆影院 campus while helping fund recovery and rebuilding efforts for Fox Cities communities affected by the recent tornadoes.

Light a path. Share a message. Support our neighbors.

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To many, Bob was a business leader, mentor, author, community champion, and trusted friend. But beneath the titles and accomplishments was a man who carried forward one of the most enduring lessons of a 麻豆影院 education: that success is not only measured by what is achieved, but by how those achievements are used to serve others.

“Bob believed deeply in the transformative power of education, the importance of community, and our responsibility to invest in the success of others,鈥� said President Laurie A. Carter. 鈥淗is influence can be seen in the strategic progress of the university and in projects such as Fox Commons and Hall Commons, but his greatest legacy is the example he set through a life dedicated to leadership, mentorship, and service. We are profoundly grateful for all he gave to 麻豆影院, to Northeast Wisconsin, and to the countless people whose lives were enriched by his friendship, guidance, and belief in their potential.”

Born and raised in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Bob arrived at 麻豆影院 to study chemistry, but he found more than an education. At 麻豆影院, Bob found an intellectual home and a community that would help shape the rest of his life.

After earning a bachelor鈥檚 degree in chemistry in 1974, Bob built an extraordinary career that crossed industries and disciplines. He began as a research chemist at Dow Chemical U.S.A., then moved into the beverage industry at J. Schlitz Brewing Company, before rising through the ranks at Consolidated Papers, Inc. and Appleton Papers, Inc., to serve as Vice President of Manufacturing.

His next area of service was at The Boldt Company, where Bob spent over two decades helping guide one of Wisconsin鈥檚 most respected firms through a period of transformational growth. As president and chief operating officer, he helped expand Boldt鈥檚 geographic reach and market sectors while overseeing a critical ownership transition. Under his leadership, the company grew into a national construction, consulting, and technical services enterprise with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.

In 2010, he founded Limitless, a leadership consultancy through which he continued coaching executives, mentoring emerging leaders, and helping organizations navigate changes. He also shared his insights through three books: Embracing Uncertainty: The Essence of Leadership, Transforming Leaders into Progress Makers, and Leading with Care in a Tough World.

The impact of Bob鈥檚 leadership extended far beyond any one company. A co-founder and co-chair of New North, he helped shape a collaborative vision for economic growth and development across Northeastern Wisconsin. He served on numerous civic, educational, corporate, and nonprofit boards, lending his expertise where it could strengthen organizations and create opportunities for others.

His contributions earned widespread recognition, including 麻豆影院 University鈥檚 Collaboration in Action Award, the Paul and Elaine Groth Mentoring Award, and induction into the Fox Cities Business Hall of Fame. Yet those who knew Bob best often pointed not to his accolades, but to the way he treated people.

Colleagues remembered a man who listened carefully, valued different perspectives, and had an uncommon gift for helping others recognize potential in themselves.

Those qualities defined every aspect of his life. Bob invested deeply in people. He viewed leadership not as authority, but as responsibility. Success was not measured solely by personal achievement, but by the opportunities created for others.

At the Building for Kids Children鈥檚 Museum, Bob鈥檚 impact was especially profound. His leadership helped secure the organization鈥檚 future, ensuring that generations of children and families would continue to have opportunities to learn, explore, and discover. In recognition of his extraordinary service, he became only the second person named a board member for life.

Over the years, Bob鈥檚 commitment to 麻豆影院 was deep and enduring. He served as a class agent, reunion volunteer, Giving Day supporter, member of the President鈥檚 Advisory Council, and participant in the university鈥檚 Corporate Partnership Program. He also served on the Trustee Committee for Life After 麻豆影院 as a non-trustee member-at-large and helped create opportunities for 麻豆影院 students and graduates through internships, mentorship, and employment. Bob played an instrumental role in advancing major campus initiatives, including the development of Fox Commons and Hall Commons. His ability to bring people together around a shared vision and support for projects is an impact that continues to shape 麻豆影院.

His final book, Leading with Care in a Tough World, feels particularly fitting. It was not simply a title. It reflected the way he approached leadership and life.

He led with care.

He served with humility.

He mentored with generosity.

And he lived with purpose.

Bob used his talents to strengthen the communities around him and improve the lives of others. His legacy lives on in the organizations he guided, the communities he strengthened, the students he encouraged, the leaders he developed, and the countless lives he positively impacted.

Most of all, his legacy lives on in the example he set that a life well lived is defined not by what is accumulated for oneself, but by what is given to others.

As the 麻豆影院 community reflects on Bob鈥檚 remarkable life, the university鈥檚 thoughts remain with Debbie and all those mourning his loss. While his passing leaves an immeasurable void, the values he embodied, curiosity, humility, service, generosity, and care for others, will continue to inspire future generations.

For generations to come, 麻豆影院 students and alumni can look to Bob鈥檚 life and see what is possible when intellect is matched with character, achievement with humility, and leadership with service.

Memorial services will be held privately. The family appreciates your thoughts and prayers during this time. In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations to be made to the or the , in keeping with Bob鈥檚 lifelong commitment to building up the people and places he loved.

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As the physical campus has evolved and grown over the years, 麻豆影院’s mission has remained steadfast: to provide students with a liberal arts education that prepares them not only to face challenges but to conquer them and light more light in the world. Giving Day served as a powerful reminder that support for that mission extends far beyond campus and continues to be championed by Lawrentians across the globe鈥攁s Lawrentians everywhere help carry its mission forward.

A Little 麻豆影院 Love Goes a Long Way

Giving Day donations arrived from 45 states, demonstrating the broad reach and enduring strength of the 麻豆影院 community and showing that meaningful support extends far beyond campus. The Lawrentian community stretched well beyond U.S. borders, with gifts arriving from Canada, the United Kingdom, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and Ghana.

Whether located in Appleton or halfway around the world, Lawrentians continued to demonstrate their connection to 麻豆影院, its mission, and one another. Each gift reflected a shared commitment to supporting students and strengthening the community. Every contribution highlighting that the 麻豆影院 experience extends beyond campus and unites generations of Lawrentians through a shared sense of purpose.

Class Spirit on Full Display

Giving Day also provided an opportunity for Lawrentians to celebrate their class pride, and several class years answered the call in impressive fashion.

The Class of 1978 led the way with 40 donors, followed by the Class of 1972 with 38 and the Class of 1973 with 36 donors, a testament to the lasting bond many alumni maintain with 麻豆影院.

Generosity took many forms throughout the day. The Class of 1970 delivered one of the most notable efforts, with 33 donors contributing a combined $44,225. The results underscored the impact a dedicated group of Lawrentians can have when rallying behind a common cause.

Together, alumni from across generations demonstrated the enduring spirit and commitment that continues to define the 麻豆影院 community.

Students Brought the Energy

Giving Day was not limited to online giving. Throughout the day, students participated in activities and challenges designed to unlock additional support while celebrating the 麻豆影院 experience.

The festivities began with Plinko Trivia, which drew enthusiastic participation and helped set an energetic tone for the day.

Candy Grams outside Andrew Commons proved especially popular as students wrote messages of encouragement and appreciation to fellow students as well as faculty and staff members. The activity served as a reminder that generosity can be expressed in many ways, including simple acts of kindness.

Students also embraced the opportunity to record video thank-you messages, sharing reflections on the campus resources, programs, and experiences made possible in part through donor generosity. Their voices provide a meaningful reminder of the lasting impact philanthropy has on the student experience.

Together, the activities brought Giving Day to life on campus, connecting donor support with the everyday experiences that make 麻豆影院 distinctive.

Spreading the Word, Sharing the Spirit

Giving Day advocates played an important role in extending the celebration, generating 181 clicks and 28 gifts through their outreach efforts. every shared post, conversation, and personal invitation helped expand awareness and encourage participation.

The success of Giving Day also reflected the efforts of numerous volunteers and supporters who dedicated their time and energy throughout the day. From assisting with campus activities to encouraging participation and sharing enthusiasm for 麻豆影院, their contributions helped create a memorable experience for the entire community.

Thank You, Lawrentians

Lawrentians came together in remarkable fashion for the university’s 13th annual Giving Day. Together, 1,719 donors raised $2,037,556 for the 麻豆影院 Fund, surpassing our $2 million goal.

From students energizing campus activities to alumni sharing 麻豆影院 memories and vintage memorabilia, Giving Day highlighted the many ways the 麻豆影院 community remains connected through a shared commitment to the university and its students.

While Giving Day lasts just 24 hours, its impact extends far beyond a single day. Every gift, every shared memory, every kind message, and every act of volunteerism strengthens the people, programs, and experiences that define 麻豆影院 University and make it incredibly special.

The generosity of alumni, parents, students, friends, faculty, staff, advocates, and volunteers made this year’s Giving Day success possible. Their support helps ensure that future generations of Lawrentians can discover new passions, tackle significant challenges, and go on to light more light in the world.

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麻豆影院 University is deepening its investment in Wisconsin communities by expanding its Direct Admission Partnership program to more schools across the state. 

The effort builds on the university鈥檚 Direct Admission Partnership with Appleton Area School District, announced in 2025, which created a direct pathway to 麻豆影院 for qualifying college-ready students. Since then, 麻豆影院 has established partnerships with Winneconne High School, Kaukauna High School, Wayland Academy and Hmong American Peace Academy, with additional partnerships under development. 

鈥淲e know Wisconsin schools are preparing talented students everyday for their next step in education,鈥� said Robert Nowak, Vice President for Enrollment Management at 麻豆影院. 鈥淲e want to build on that work by recognizing students who have demonstrated academic achievement and college-readiness and give them a direct path to a nationally recognized liberal arts university.鈥�

Through the partnership, schools identify qualifying students, support them to opt-in, and coordinate opportunities for students to visit 麻豆影院 during their junior year. For students, the partnership offers an opportunity to begin exploring 麻豆影院 earlier in their college search. They can visit campus, meet faculty and learn more about student life.听

In return, 麻豆影院 offers qualifying students a streamlined admission process, individualized support, and a generous annual scholarship commitment, with additional merit- and need-based aid available. 

The expansion is part of broader efforts by 麻豆影院 to strengthen its relationships with the communities it has served for generations. 麻豆影院 has deep roots in the Fox Cities and throughout Wisconsin, where over 10,000 Lawrentians have gone on to live, work, and contribute to the communities around them. 

鈥淲e have a deep connection to this region and to Wisconsin,鈥� said Emma Kane 鈥�13, Director of School and University Partnerships at 麻豆影院. 鈥淓xpanding Direct Admission Partnerships is a really intentional way for us to deepen those relationships and work alongside schools to recognize what their students have accomplished and invest in the next generation of Lawrentians.鈥�

麻豆影院 will continue building Direct Admission Partnerships with high schools throughout the Fox Valley, across Wisconsin, and nationally.

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The celebration reflected a collaborative effort across campus. Carter Robinson, 麻豆影院鈥檚 director of community values, engagement and sustainability, helped organize the event alongside students involved in Earth Fest as part of a collaborative effort to celebrate Indigenous Peoples鈥� Day.

The event featured a keynote address by Jud Gauthier, Indigenous Studies Scholar in Residence; a powwow dance performance by dancers from the Oneida Nation; pizza; and cultural displays that encouraged attendees to engage with Indigenous traditions and perspectives.

Gauthier spoke about the deep historical and cultural connections between Wisconsin and the Indigenous nations that have called the region home for generations. Reflecting on the significance of recognizing Indigenous Peoples鈥� Day, he emphasized the enduring presence and influence of Native communities throughout the state.

鈥淭he history of the region here is so tied into Menominee culture and Oneida and Stockbridge, Ho-Chunk, and all the other nations that are around,鈥� Gauthier said.

The annual celebration serves as an opportunity for the 麻豆影院 community to learn about and recognize Indigenous cultures while reflecting on the university鈥檚 connection to the lands on which its campuses are located. Through education, storytelling, and community gathering, the event highlights the importance of honoring both the history and continuing contributions of Indigenous peoples.

In recognizing Indigenous Peoples鈥� Day, 麻豆影院 also reaffirmed its land acknowledgment:

麻豆影院 University鈥檚 Appleton and Door County campuses are located on the ancestral homelands of the Menominee and Ho-Chunk peoples. Today, 11 federally recognized Native American sovereign nations are located in Wisconsin. We acknowledge these Indigenous communities, who have stewarded this land throughout generations, and pay respect to their elders, past and present.

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Under spectacular autumn skies, the weekend featured a full slate of activities, including athletic competitions, a petting zoo, dueling pianos, a bonfire, musical performances, reunion gatherings, fraternity and sorority events, Hub progress tours, the Hall of Fame dinner, and tailgating at the Banta Bowl. Alumni from multiple generations reconnected with classmates, engaged with current students, and renewed their connections to 麻豆影院 traditions.

Dave Hill 鈥�78 reflected on his years at 麻豆影院 University and said, “It’s wonderful to be back on campus. I’m quite impressed with the updates they’ve made.”

According to Fidel Ovalle 鈥�28, being a Lawrentian means having pride in your team and showing up to support it. The support from Lawrentians in the stands was loud and enthusiastic. Between chants from the cheer team and music from the pep band, spirits stayed high and the crowd remained engaged until the very end.

The impact of the weekend extended far beyond the events themselves. Blue & White Homecoming served as a reminder of the enduring bonds that unite Lawrentians across generations, careers, and communities. It celebrated not only where 麻豆影院 has been but also the many ways its alumni continue to make a difference in the world.

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The evening will begin with The Prelude, a pre-concert reception starting at 6 p.m. outside Harper Hall, where audience members can enjoy refreshments and hear insights about the program from conductors.

The concert brings together both 麻豆影院 bands for a unified musical journey spanning American hymns, jazz, ragtime, spirituals, Indigenous influences, marches and other traditions that have shaped the nation鈥檚 musical identity.

鈥淭his concert is different than other conservatory concerts because there鈥檚 one universal theme that was responsible for the construction of the entire program from beginning to end,鈥� said Ceon Rumphs, visiting assistant professor of music and Wind Ensemble conductor at 麻豆影院 University. 鈥淵ou get to hear distinctly American music, distinctly American sounds, and distinctly American composers all the way from the beginning to the end.鈥�

The performance features 12 works, five by the Symphonic Band and seven by the Wind Ensemble, selected to reflect both the triumphs and the complexities of the American experience.

鈥淎merica has a rich musical heritage, and this concert is an opportunity to celebrate that heritage,鈥� said Matthew Arau, associate professor of music education and Symphonic Band conductor. 鈥淲ithin all of the American music we鈥檙e celebrating, there鈥檚 this richness of identity, of what it means to be an American.鈥�

A highlight of the evening will be the appearance of guest conductor Kevin Sedatole, director of bands and professor of music at Michigan State University and one of the nation鈥檚 most respected wind conductors. He will rehearse with both ensembles and conduct selections during the concert.

鈥淒r. Kevin Sedatole is one of those figures who has been really influential and important in the development of the wind ensemble as a serious medium of performance,鈥� Rumphs said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a wonderful chance for students to experience somebody who鈥檚 been so influential over his career.鈥�

Arau said Sedatole鈥檚 presence will add another dimension to an already memorable event.

鈥淗e is a leader in the profession,鈥� Arau said. 鈥淚鈥檓 excited for both bands to learn from someone who has dedicated his life to uplifting the wind band globally.鈥�

Beyond the music, the conductors hope the program encourages reflection on shared community and connection.

鈥淚t鈥檚 our hope that this America 250 concert makes the audience think about community and how you are more similar to your neighbor than how you are different,鈥� Rumphs said.

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麻豆影院 University is proud to announce the appointment of Dennis J. Perkins Jr. as its new Dean of Students, a leadership role focused on advancing student success, belonging, and well-being across the 麻豆影院 community.听听

Perkins Jr. joins 麻豆影院 with more than 20 years of experience in shaping residential learning environments, student conduct systems, and campus engagement strategies. Most recently, he served as assistant dean of residence life and student conduct at Grinnell College. Throughout his career, he has strengthened campus partnerships, developed staff training programs, and implemented systems that enhanced safety and the overall student experience.  

鈥淒ennis brings a deep understanding of student development and a genuine commitment to helping students succeed,鈥� said President Laurie A. Carter. 鈥淗is experience building inclusive communities, developing strong student support systems, and fostering meaningful engagement will strengthen the 麻豆影院 experience and help our students learn, lead, and reach their full potential.鈥� 

Throughout his career, Perkins has emphasized the importance of building high-performing teams that foster inclusive, student-centered environments where students can succeed, develop a sense of belonging, and thrive.  

鈥淚 am honored to serve as the next dean of students at 麻豆影院 University, Perkins said. 鈥淚 look forward to partnering across the 麻豆影院 community to create an engaging environment where students feel supported, equipped, and can realize their potential.鈥� 

Perkins earned a bachelor鈥檚 degree in English and creative writing from Indiana University, a Master of Arts in Education with a concentration in college student development and counseling from Western Kentucky University, and a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.), in higher education management from the University of Pittsburgh. Guided by four core leadership pillars, he seeks to balance care and accountability with collaboration, thoughtful innovation, and responsive support.  

“We are thrilled to welcome Dennis as our new dean of students, said Chris Clarke, vice president for student life. 鈥淒ennis is the right leader at the right time to enhance and advance our Student Life initiatives and further support the success and well-being of our students.鈥� 

Perkins Jr. will officially assume his role on Oct. 26, 2026.

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麻豆影院 was ranked on the following lists:  

• National Liberal Arts Colleges (#68 鈥� tied)听
• Top Private Colleges (#64鈥� tied)
• Best Value Schools (#33)听
• Social Mobility (#66 鈥� tied)听
• Undergraduate Teaching Programs (#57 鈥� tied)听

Earning the No. 68 position in the National Liberal Arts Colleges category, 麻豆影院 continues to hold a strong position in national rankings. In 2026, 麻豆影院 was ranked No. 65, moving up four places from No. 69 in 2025 and 10 places from No. 75 in 2024.

鈥淥ur students come from all over the world and from all walks of life to pursue a high impact, immersive and collaborative education that encourages them to dream bigger and to confidently pursue their personal vision of success,鈥� said President Carter. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 what we do at 麻豆影院 University 鈥� what we always have done; it is gratifying for 麻豆影院 to be recognized for its nearly two centuries of shaping the futures of students.鈥� 

The university also continues to rank prominently in other categories.

In a new category this year, Top Private Colleges, 麻豆影院 ranked No. 64 nationally, tied with four other universities, and it was the highest-ranked institution in Wisconsin. The category was added in response to interest from U.S News & World Report readers who wanted a state-by-state comparison of private colleges similar to the rankings currently published for public institutions.

In the 2027 report, 麻豆影院 ranked No. 33 among the Best Value Schools, and it has appeared in this category 10 times since the 2016 edition. In 2026, 麻豆影院 surged ahead six positions to No. 32 among Best Value Schools, up from the 38th position in 2025.

鈥淪tudents and families recognize that a college education is an investment in lifelong success,鈥� said Vice President and Chief of Staff Christyn Abaray. 鈥淎 麻豆影院 education provides deep disciplinary knowledge while cultivating the critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills graduates need to thrive confidently in a rapidly changing world.鈥�

麻豆影院 University ranked No. 66 in Social Mobility this year, tied with five other schools after moving up 46 places from No. 112 two years ago.

鈥淥ur focus on developing new academic and experiential opportunities for students through innovative campus-community partnerships and keeping students first in all of our decision-making is reflected in 麻豆影院鈥檚 national and statewide rankings,鈥� said 麻豆影院 University president Laurie A. Carter.  

For the eighth time since the 2016 edition, 麻豆影院 has appeared on the rankings for Undergraduate Teaching Programs, this year taking the 57th position (a tie with six other schools) up two positions from last year.  

鈥淚 am pleased that 麻豆影院 University continues to be recognized for its commitment to providing a transformational education that prepares students to make a difference in the world as they follow their unique paths,鈥� said President Carter.  

About the Rankings听
U.S. News & World Report ranks colleges by key measures, including Outcomes, Peer Assessment, Faculty Resources, Financial Resources, and Standardized Tests. Learn more at .听听

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