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Houle’s most important takeaway from his time at the College of Business? “Do business honestly.”

In every sense of the word, Trish Rawicki, MD, BA ’09, treats her patients with a catholic approach.

Thanks to Fodness, a distinctive challenge of the UDallas business curriculum has a bright future.

“If you’re able to diagram sentences, it helps you develop a sensitivity for the fact that everything is a relationship or in relation to other things.”

Through the strife and ultimate success of his family, Esparza saw the good he could do as a certified public accountant.

Luis Gonzalez, MBA ’95, worked in finance for years before he felt called to support the Catholic Church more directly in his work.

After majoring in politics as an undergraduate, Isabella Flynn pursued a graduate degree in cybersecurity and began working as a data privacy analyst.

This month, the Constantin Scholars Program for first-generation students graduated its first regular cohort.

Heath Dowers, PhD (cand.), MA ’21, plans to write on the political philosophy of al-Farabi.

With a steadfast heart and no minced words, Joe Oscar Neuhoff served the University of Dallas for over 50 years.

UD helped introduce Carl Olson, MTS ’00, to his career, his friends and his adopted daughter.

Professors of all disciplines gathered at the start of the spring semester to share pedagogical methods.

Stephanie Stoeckl, PhD, BA ’11, started her career with Herr and Frau Dr. Eidt.

Matthew Mehan, BA ’00 MA ’10 PhD ’14, reminisces with a fellow “lifer.”

The novitiate-turned-cop talks about what led him to UD and the diaconate.

Ashley Streett, BA ’12 MBA ’14, talks about the role UD played in her career and family.

After several years of internships at CERN, UD is now an official member of the Neutron Time of Flight experiment.

Shelly Groves Brandon, DBA ’22, was nominated for the Academy of Management’s William H. Newman Award.

Luanne McKinnon, PhD, BA ’77, has donated a personal collection of fine art scholarship to UD collected over a lifetime career in art.

Since earning a graduate degree from the University of Dallas in 2000, Rich Kelly has shared the fruits of his UD education in humble and faithful service to the church.

During their engagement in 2000, Joseph Burkett and his then-fiancée Alethea would meet up to roast marshmallows, read, talk and make maple syrup.

Math champ Isaac Hellerman, BS ’23, came to UD with an interest in liturgical song as well.

“UD is known for that wonderful classical liberal arts education that the church prizes so much,” said seminarian Wyatt Parlow, BA ’23.

As a business major, Bridgette Claire Alpar, BA ’23, appreciates UD’s moral grounding.

“I ended up at UD entirely by Divine Providence,” said Alexa Hassell, BA ’23.