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Starting a clothing company has been a dream for Business Student Casey Gallant ‘24 since 2019. He wanted to develop a brand with a message […]
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AcademicsStarting a clothing company has been a dream for Business Student Casey Gallant ‘24 since 2019. He wanted to develop a brand with a message […]
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AcademicsElementary Education major Lexi Raymond ’21 is working to bring the community together while student teaching at Atwood Primary in Oakland. All students in the
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AcademicsStudents in Dr. Pamela Thompson’s ED 320 Elementary Mathematics Methods class were able to apply their knowledge this semester through collaborative learning with local teacher
Thanks to the Davis Educational Foundation’s fast-thinking approach to supporting higher education through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Thomas College received a $25,000 Presidential
Davis Educational Foundation Grant Helps Thomas Mobilize for Online, Hybrid Delivery Read Post »
Academics Donor Stories Student ImpactMai Alicea ’21, a TRIO student, has almost completed her first year at Thomas College studying psychology in our accelerated degree program, and she’s already
TRIO Student Stays Focus on Goals Read Post »
Academics Donor Stories Student ImpactDanielle Welch ’14, M.S. ’20 has been working in physical security for the banking industry for a long time until this past June 2019, she
Entering into the Field of Cybersecurity Read Post »
Academics Alumni StoriesIn September, the Thomas College community celebrated both the great strides it has made in education programming and the dedication of the Peter and Paula
The Educators Behind Future Teachers at Thomas College Read Post »
Academics Alumni Stories Donor Stories Student Impact1. Accept and sign the Guaranteed Job Program contract 2. Register with Career Services 3. Attend two Career Service workshops per year 4. Upload an
How to Land Your Guaranteed Job After Graduation Read Post »
AcademicsThomas students can gain benefits by double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology and still graduate in four years. Psychology professor Dale Dickson says the
The Benefit of Double Majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology Read Post »
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