Ballisty spent 40 years as an adjunct faculty member with the Education and Philosophy Programs, inspiring many students and colleagues throughout.
La Salle University Professor of Finance, Elizabeth Cooper, Ph.D., always puts her students' education first, no matter if her classroom is in Founders’ Hall or the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia.
The event, taking place on April 8 at 5 p.m., will feature student art inspired by public health issues. The evening will include a panel discussion with professionals from both the art and public health fields.
Joe Ryan, ‘69, Tom Filer, ‘78, and Tom Bonk, ‘84, will be inducted into the Philadelphia City All Stars Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in April.
Personal experiences have often guided La Salle University Assistant Professor of Social Work, Keisha Hook, MCJ, MSW, LCSW, through her career, and most recently, to a new specialty.
Nathan McLaughlin, ‘25, MBA ‘25, credits La Salle University’s 4-Year (B.S./MBA) Accounting Program with his early success in accounting.
The $40,000 grant will be used to reframe the conversation around sexual violence and help keep the campus community safe.
La Salle University’s Elementary and Special Education Program gave Kerry Hurtt, ‘98, the foundation for a nearly 30-year career in teaching.
As part of La Salle University’s Nutrition Program, Maggie Lefavor, ‘17, MS, RDN, LDN, CEDS, made lifelong connections and landed her dream job.
Over the course of her 26-year career as a Professor in the English Department at La Salle University, Pidge had a profound influence on the lives of countless students and her many colleagues.