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Alvernia News
Measuring Success on the Spectrum
Magazine: Experience has taught Dr. Amy Thomas that not everyone learns and succeeds in the same way — but that there is potential for every person to achieve.
A Different Kind of 'Senior' Living
Magazine: Two students are piloting a student-senior residential program at the Highlands at Wyomissing.
Raising Awareness to New Heights
Magazine: Reflection by Camille Otruba '09, as she prepares to scale Mount Kilimanjaro in memory of her husband Bryan Otruba '08, M'13, and in support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
The Making of Alvernia's Mascot
Choosing a nickname that was fierce, fun, friendly and aligned with Alvernia's values was no easy task.
Fostering a Future
Magazine: Fostering a Future
Knowledge Joined With Love
Magazine: Time and again, Alvernia alumni tell us they fell in love at the university. During the fall, several of them returned to campus to tell their stories for Alvernia Magazine.
Sustaining the Great Outdoors
Magazine: As Work Study environmental educator for the Holleran Center for Community and Global Engagement’s South Reading Youth Initiative, Ayers-Fisher designed curriculum and taught environmental science to third, fourth and fifth graders in the Reading School District.
What it means to be Franciscan
Magazine: What it Means to be Franciscan
