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Alvernia News
AU-thentic: MBA adult learner finds his own flow
Terrence Watts, a father of three and military graduate, was drawn to Alvernia's flexible schedule and mission.
Alvernia welcomes largest class in university history
Nearly 600 first-year and transfer students matriculate for the fall semester
Alvernia and RACC expand dual admission transfer agreement
Partnership includes pathways for traditional and accelerated adult bachelor programs
Navigators Foster Success by Mastering the Middle Ground Between Challenge & Support
Alvernia recieves Title III grant to expand programmingÂ
Longtime educator loves to make a difference
Delores Bertoti, a professor of physical therapy, biology and healthcare sciences, is also a respected author.
Reading youth rewarded for dedication to summer school program
Alvernia’s Reading Youth Initiative organizes third annual Books for Bikes
Alvernia’s business programs earn national distinction
Successful outcomes, accreditation and experiential learning noted in recognition
Alvernia increases Reading Collegiate Scholars Program enrollment by 75%
Over 40 first-year students enter transformative program serving low-income and first-generation studentsÂ
