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Dean's List Dean's List Dean's List 2023 - 2024 Emma L. Abers Anthony P. Golin Megan A. Olney Precious O. Adimabua Amanda Gossy Mary M. O'Meara Ariana L. Aguerri James D. Gotch Anna R. Orourke Rachel G. Ahrens Chase J. Gottstein Mikayla N. Outlaw Aliyana Albarkishi Ella N. Gracenin Corazha Pace Aliyana Albarkishi Halle Graham Emma M. Pacer Fatima H. Al-Dhumani Adam P. Gralnick Eric R. Page Raymond C. Altmeyer Adam Gralnick Thomas X. Palotas Graden Amundson Veronica L. Grassell Michael Pappas…
Articulation Agreements High School Articulation Agreements Corry Area High School The Corry Area School District and Mercyhurst University have developed an articulation agreement. Students completing a prescribed list of courses at the high school level and earning a grade of B or better are eligible to receive waivers for courses within Mercyhurst’s REACH curriculum. Fairview High School Fairview High School (FHS) and Mercyhurst University have completed an articulation agreement. Students…
Physician Assistant Studies Program Faculty Jan Haas Dean, School of the Health Professions, Director, Physical Therapist Assistant programs, Assistant Professor jhaas@mercyhurst.edu 814-824-2988 Robin Newhook Chair/Program Director; Associate Professor rnewhook@mercyhurst.edu 814-824-2578 Paul Holley Medical Director pholley@mercyhurst.edu 814-824-2598 Megan Dougan Associate Director; Clinical Director; Associate Professor mdougan@mercyhurst.edu 814-824-2513 Marcie Fitzgerald Academic Director…
Applause! We are so proud to share the accomplishments of our talented faculty, staff, and students here at Mercyhurst. Applause! is a way of showcasing the diverse research and accolades of our faculty, a variety of student successes, and hands-on community-oriented projects and experiences Mercyhurst provides. Applause! will be published here monthly—email submissions to Kelly Cammidge to be featured on the website and in The Morning Tide email newsletter. Please title the subject of…
American Heart Association Basic Life Support Trainings Mercyhurst University offers American Heart Association (AHA) Basis Life Support (BLS) courses to the campus community and the general public for certification. AHA BLS Training AHA BLS Training Mercyhurst University is now offering American Heart Association (AHA) Basis Life Support (BLS) courses to the campus community and the general public. These sessions are open to those interested in earning their certification to meet program and…
Institutional Effectiveness Grounded in Mercyhurst's mission-driven commitment to continuous improvement, the Office of Institutional Effectiveness (OIE) provides leadership and guidance to support all assessment and accreditation activities across campus. OIE works closely with faculty and staff to plan and coordinate systematic assessment of learning outcomes, ongoing evaluation of student services/administrative programs, and institution-level data collection for compliance reporting and…
Accreditation The contact information for MSCHE and other accreditation entities can be found below in the event a student wants to file a complaint or grievance against the university. To view the up-to-date accreditation status of Mercyhurst University, please visit the MSCHE website . Mercyhurst University is accredited by: Middle States Commission on Higher Education 3624 Market Street, 2nd Floor West Philadelphia, PA 19104 267-284-5000 MSCHE website info@msche.org PA Department of…
Department of Art, Design, and Communication: Scholarship The 50th Annual Sister Angelica Cummings Art Scholarship Competition is based on 8-12 digital images of the students high school work. Images should be .jpg format, 150 dpi, no larger than 8 x 10 inches and delivered via WeTransfer . Awards First Place: $10,000 per year Second Place: $8,000 per year Third Place: $6,000 per year Honorable Mention Award(s) of $2,500 Eligibility The competition is open to high school seniors. Each…
Upperclassmen Housing There are a number of housing options for upperclassman students, including Briggs and Lewis apartments, Wayne Street apartments, as well as three sets of townhouses (Warde, Lewis, and 41st Street). The standard Briggs and Lewis apartment is a quad – though there are a limited number of triples. All Wayne Street apartments are quads. The Warde and Lewis townhouses each house six students, while the East 41st Street townhouses each house four to five students. The…