Please join Dr. Giordano for a Meet and Greet Reception where he will be available to discuss Villa’s future. Light Refreshments will be served. Bring a Friend and learn more about his plans for VMC.
Join us for an exhibition celebrating the recent work and accomplishments of alumni from Villa Maria College’s Photography Program. Their work ranges from fine art to commercial and wedding photography. The opening reception will take place on Sept. 21 from 6-8 PM; the exhibit will be on display through October 26, 2018.
Are you new to the Mentor program and want to meet up with your mentor? Look no further! Come to our Mentor Kickoff event and meet your mentor/mentee, enjoy lunch, and participate in a variety of activities to get to know each other!
Come join us for mindfulness rooted in the Bible. Anyone is welcome to attend. This event is brought to you by Campus Ministry.
Celebration of the Holy Eucharist during which we pray for the needs of Villa community and that of the world.
Fall Fest is back and better than ever! Check out all of the activities happening on campus that day with food trucks, giveaways, activities, and more! Sponsored by Student Life.
The College is commemorating day one of its annual Heritage Days with a short prayer service that will be held outside, in front of the Main Building. All are welcome to attend this event.
As part of the annual Heritage Days event series at Villa Maria College, all are welcome to attend this My Brother’s Keeper series event.
Navigating college alone and being a first generational college student, is a situation Ashley Harris understands well. Researching the difference between a community/technical/state college, student financial aid, course selection, getting involved, finding “my people” were all challenges as she began her college career. Ashley was born in Dayton, Ohio to a broken home and was raised by her maternal grandparents. Through her participation with various community organizations, she began to understand there was a different way of life than she knew; if she attained a higher education. She attended Sinclair Community College to begin her college career and graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Communication from the University of Cincinnati. After completing her undergraduate degree, she still found herself seemingly behind societal norms. Understanding where she was versus where she desired to be, Ashley enrolled at Murray State University where she graduated with a Master’s of Science in Human Development and Leadership.
Heritage Days continue with a film screening of “Empowered to Transform,” which was created by an alum of Villa’s animation program, and a film about the Felician Sisters and their Ministries. Popcorn will be served.
Come join us for mindfulness rooted in the Bible. Anyone is welcome to attend. This event is brought to you by Campus Ministry.