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Marywood University Alumni Association

Since the first class graduated in 1919, our alumni have been living their Pacer pride out loud. We have worked hard to support our students' educational journeys, as well as their identity-forming, passion-developing, purpose-driven lives at Marywood University.

In turn, we’ve built an alumni network that’s a powerhouse of amazing people who are living their dreams. We see alumni involvement and connection as a testament to the community that we built on campus, and we’d love for you to stay involved after you graduate.

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As an aspiring Physician Assistant, my education empowers me to make sure my patients’ voices are heard and to ensure that they are never treated like just a number throughout diagnosis and treatment.


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detail photo of a stitched United States flag showing blue with white stars and red and white stripes Marywood University Plans Photo Recognition Display to Honor Veterans of the Marywood Community

Marywood University Plans Photo Recognition Display to Honor Veterans of the Marywood Community

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The display is among several visual recognitions planned to commemorate Veterans Day on campus.
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  • photo of four individuals with a large knife in front of a cake Marywood University Celebrates Grand Opening of Bar None, highlighting vision for vibrant Campus Life

    Marywood University Celebrates Grand Opening of Bar None, highlighting vision for vibrant Campus Life

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    Marywood University celebrated the grand opening of Bar None, a new dining and gathering destination open to students, alumni, and the greater Scranton community.

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  • headshot of john volpe Marywood Graduate Publishes Book Examining Childhood Obesity Policy in the United States

    Marywood Graduate Publishes Book Examining Childhood Obesity Policy in the United States

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    The book explores how legislators and other public policy actors, including advocates, government agencies and industry representatives, approach childhood obesity and the competing priorities they bring to the issue. Volpe examines how those priorities can influence whether legislation advances, is changed or ultimately fails to move forward.

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