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When Salma Abdulkader enrolled in an introductory international relations course her first year at ̽»¨ÊÓƵ, she didn’t realize at the time that this would be one of those...

Benji Rebekah Harrington fell in love with the occupational therapy profession as a high school student volunteering for their mother’s special education classrooms. Benji witnessed the positive...

A growing number of organizations and individual researchers throughout the world are downloading work housed on Dominican Scholar. As of this month, Dominican Scholar has generated 881,216 total...

Allison Kustic ’21, a Political Science major in the School of Liberal Arts and Education, was nominated by Dominican and selected by the Panetta Institute for Public Policy as a 2020 Congressional...

Not being able to physically visit Ireland this summer did not deter Dr. Karen McCarthy, assistant professor of Occupational Therapy, from providing her students with a deep dive into the social...

Allison Kustic ’21 was only a few weeks into her new internship last year, working in the office of Marin County Supervisor Katie Rice, when California’s shelter-in-place order was issued. Instead of...

Nhan Pham ’19 has his hands full lately as he pursues his MBA in Healthcare Leadership. He is answering the hotline at the COVID-19 Call Center in Marin County while continuing his work as a support...

Maria Alvarez Pineda ’20 came to Dominican sight unseen, drawn by photographs of campus and the strength of the University’s public health program. Years later Maria, who majored in psychology with a...

For Jake Quast ’19 and Sophia Stetson ’19, studying at the University of Oxford led them to experiences, friends, and opportunities that have enhanced their already rich Dominican Experience. Both...

Deanna Rayala ’16 works as a manager for the Global Partner Enablement team at Salesforce in San Francisco, but her passion for international business was inspired by a study abroad experience in...