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UD Partners with Catholic Charities of Dallas, Expanding Opportunities to Nationwide Network
Catholic Charities Dallas CEO David Woodyard

IRVING, TX (02/28/2022) – The University of Dallas is pleased to announce a special offering with Catholic Charities of Dallas, and all Catholic Charities nationwide, arguably the largest provider of social services next to the U.S. government. 

“CCD is pleased to be a part of this exciting offering to help our employees and colleagues improve their knowledge and capacity to serve through advanced degrees and accreditations. The University of Dallas is a great and consistent partner in our community and beyond,” said Catholic Charities Dallas CEO David Woodyard. 

The University of Dallas has served employers of all sizes and types in the fast-growing Dallas-Forth Worth metroplex for more than a half-century, connecting their employees with educational programs, faculty experts and campus resources. 

Through this agreement, all Catholic Charities employees and their dependents will be eligible for tuition benefits when enrolling at the University of Dallas. Benefits can be applied to graduate programs within the university’s Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, as well as the college’s Center for Executive Education.

Catholic Charities of Dallas joins a premier list of university corporate partners, including American Airlines, Bank of America, Holmes Murphy, Verizon and CHRISTUS Health. “The University of Dallas is uniquely positioned to revive our culture through our unwavering commitment to providing an excellent education, whether through our degree programs or our professional and certificate offerings. UD was born from the fostering of creative partnerships, bold acts, and dedicated dreamers and doers, and we proudly continue this work with Catholic Charities,” said President Jonathan J. Sanford, Ph.D.

About Catholic Charities Dallas

Catholic Charities Dallas (CCD) is a faith-based, social-services agency focused on improving the quality of life for people in need. We are first responders to our community’s most vulnerable, helping those in crisis move toward a better life. Annually, CCD helps over 300,000 individuals achieve stability and self-sufficiency through senior programs, financial literacy, employment services, education, food programs, immigration legal services, adoption, refugee resettlement, disaster services, and homeless services. For more information, please visit www.CCDallas.org.

About the University of Dallas

Located in one of the largest and fastest-growing metropolitan areas of the U.S., the University of Dallas is a nationally recognized Catholic liberal arts university with campuses in Irving, Texas, and Rome, Italy. Known for the academic rigor of its undergraduate Core Curriculum, rooted in the great works of Western civilization and Catholic intellectual tradition, the University of Dallas also offers flexible graduate degrees in business, liberal arts and ministry, all taught by exceptional faculty who are dedicated to the pursuit of wisdom, truth and virtue. For more information, visit udallas.edu.

For more information on Corporate Relations & Partnerships at the University of Dallas, visit udallas.edu/UDPartnerships and contact Rebecca Almanza at ralmanza@udallas.edu or 972-721-4139.

Media Contact: Aaron Claycomb, Marketing & Communications Manager, aclaycomb@udallas.edu, 972.721.5143

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