Paws and Be Kind: Sigma Gamma Rho sorority takes action to help make everyone smile
Saint Leo University’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority is taking the time to remind everyone to appreciate themselves and help make everyone smile.
Saint Leo University’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority is taking the time to remind everyone to appreciate themselves and help make everyone smile.
Saint Leo University’s Honors program is one of the many programs that foster unique learning experiences for students. In 2020, the new director of the program and associate professor of philosophy, Dr. Timothy Jussaume, started adjusting the program to improve honors students’ experiences inside and outside the classroom.
Leo Love Week will take place from Feb. 14-17. This week will give students the opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging events. Here is what students can expect.
As the new assistant director, Phelps has been working closely with the heads of student organizations on campus to improve the on-campus life for students.
Since the project’s inception, the Wellness Center has experienced multiple delays in its opening; in the past academic year alone, the opening has been pushed back three times from its original opening date.
This is an early screen appearance for aspiring actress Kochanski, who has gotten plenty of stage experience during her time at Saint Leo, where she appeared in shows such as “Guys and Dolls” and “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and in her local community theatre, where she has been acting since the age of seven.
This spring, Saint Leo’s Panhellenic Council informal recruitment will start on Jan. 31st and end on Feb. 4th. The Council assists with chapter operations, recruitment, and academic excellence for the Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Gamma Upsilon, and Alpha Sigma Tau sororities.
For the past ten years, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) has been coming to Saint Leo University to educate both staff and students about the everyday mistreatment of farmworkers and other varying issues migrant workers face.
“I can honestly say that I am glad that I choose Saint Leo because I have found my major of interest to study as well have been given many leadership opportunities that I don’t think I would have gotten as easily at another college,” said Hauser.
Noemi Reyes is Saint Leo University’s Campus Advocacy, Resources, and Education (CARE) program director. The CARE program assists in raising awareness, educating the community about prevention, and providing support to survivors of sexual assault or violence. Reyes does more than work at Saint Leo; she takes a humanitarian position in our community and has a longstanding history of working to support others.
