Saint Stories

"[The faculty and staff] allowed me to continue my education knowing the hardships of being a military spouse. The professors worked with me and never gave up on me when deployments occurred or when my family had to change duty stations."

"It was a great experience. I ended up thriving at Saint Martin’s. It was due to the environment, and there was a lot of opportunity for leadership."

“Green Dot is a tool to rethink culture changing—what is appropriate on our campus and in our community. It also provides more tangible skills for intervening when you see something.” 

"I felt called to do something within higher education supporting students who were doing service, and learning that service continues to lead you into a path of justice."

"Take an existing drone and make it capable of not only cutting a branch from a tree with cones on it, but also carrying that branch away to release and drop it. [That's] a real problem—a hard problem."

"In the fall and spring of 1996 and 1997, I was working at an archaeological site called Ein Gedi along the shores of the Dead Sea. To say that the experience changed my life is an understatement."