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USF and SUSE Host Inaugural Virtual Art, Design & Photography Symposium

USF and SUSE Virtual Art Symposium
Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) and Sichuan University of Science & Engineering (SUSE) in Zigong, China, hosted their inaugural SUSE-USF Virtual Art, Design & Photography Symposium in April 2023. The three-session event (April 11, April 18, and April 25, 2023​) featured materials by fourteen USF and sixteen SUSE students and were in response to research completed on the Sichuan region and Chicagoland. The live and interactive event allowed student presenters from each institution to discuss art, design, and new media practices in an open forum format with roughly 300 students in attendance at the primary auditorium at SUSE in Zigong, China. In addition to the symposium, USF students were introduced to traditional and new art practices and culturally significant materials of China. This included Sichuan tie-dying, the Zigong Dinosaur Museum, and the Chinese Lantern Festival in a Topics in Art & Design class during the Spring 2023 semester. USF student presenters: Stephanie Behland, Karli Ceci, Jaclyn Duske, Ayla Gilmer, Liliana Gomez, Samantha Gonzalez, David Kalter, Jareset Lagunas, Nick Munafo, Mazi Niezgoda, E. Porter, Alvaro Robles, Isaac Rodriguez, and Alana Wendel. SUSE instructor Zhang Qi (Amber) and Michael “Chester” Alamo-Costello, MFA, professor of art and design at USF, served as symposium facilitators. : : The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. There are over 53,000 USF alumni across the globe. For information, call 800-735-7500 or visit stfrancis.edu. University of St. Francis: Bigger thinking. Brighter purpose. # # #
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USF Hosts 2023 International Honor Society in Psychology Induction Ceremony

2023 Psi Chi chapter of the International Honor Society in Psychology inductees
Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) recently inducted eleven student members into its chapter of the Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology. The induction ceremony took place on April 18, 2023, in USF’s Sexton Auditorium. This year’s student inductees included: Olek Clark, Jalen Cooper, Ryan Czarnecki, Marissa Deering, Suzanne Fonck, Alexis Marroquin, Karley Mason, Mary Mathieu, Mary Grace McGrath, Mackenzie McGuire and Allison Ramsey. Melinda Hammond, Psy.D., assistant professor of psychology, serves as the chapter’s faculty advisor. Psi Chi is an international honor society whose purpose shall be to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology. Visit https://www.psichi.org/ for additional information. : : The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. There are over 53,000 USF alumni across the globe. For information, call 800-735-7500 or visit stfrancis.edu. University of St. Francis: Bigger thinking. Brighter purpose. # # #
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USF Faculty Members Publish Article in the Journal of Forensic Social Work

Dr. Laura Honegger and Dr. Stacy Dewald
Joliet, Ill. – University of St. Francis (USF) faculty members Laura N. Honegger, Ph.D., MSSW (assistant professor and department chair, Department of Social Work) and Stacy Dewald, Ph.D. (assistant professor, Department of Criminal and Social Justice) recently published an article in the Journal of Forensic Social Work on people in the criminal justice system with trauma histories. The article, Making a Case for Gender-Responsive, Trauma-Informed Mental Health Courts: An Exploration of Participant Trauma Histories, takes a closer look at the disproportionate number of people in the criminal justice system with trauma histories, in conjunction with the disproportionate number of people with mental illness who have experienced trauma, examining the trauma histories of mental health court (MHC) participants. Through their study, Honegger and Dewald aimed to describe the lifetime prevalence of traumatic events and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnosis among a sample of 163 participants within a Northeastern U.S. MHC. “The findings from our study underscore the importance of understanding the breadth and scope of trauma-informed, gender-responsive approaches within mental health courts. In response, Dr. Dewald and I are working on a research survey that will provide an update on the current status of mental health courts across the United States, with a subset of our survey questions pertaining to how individual courts address trauma among their participants,” said Honegger. Honegger and Dewald’s study concludes that, “in addition to providing in-house services or linkages to counseling, case management, housing, and other ancillary services, MHC participants would likely benefit from embedding a trauma-informed approach, which would be well aligned with the principle of therapeutic jurisprudence.” It adds that, “while the cost of adding gender-responsive, trauma-informed curriculum may be cost prohibitive for many MHC programs, we contend that all MHC programs should work towards the intentional adoption of a trauma-informed approach that includes free and accessible trauma screening tools, as well as modification of existing policies and procedures to reflect the values of safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, and empowerment.” The full article can be accessed at https://journals.shareok.org/jofsw/article/view/109/94. : : The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. There are over 53,000 USF alumni across the globe. For information, call 800-735-7500 or visit stfrancis.edu. University of St. Francis: Bigger thinking. Brighter purpose. # # #
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Elizabeth McDermott Named Dean of USF College of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Elizabeth McDermott

Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) has named Elizabeth McDermott, Ph.D., the new dean of the USF College of Arts & Sciences (CAS). McDermott had served as interim dean for CAS since this past summer.

“Dr. McDermott led a smooth transition as interim dean since last summer, earning respect for her leadership style. We welcome Dean McDermott to this ‘new’ role, and look forward to a vibrant future for CAS and USF,” offered Beth Roth, USF Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs.

McDermott believes her experiences both as a faculty member and an interim dean helped to prepare her for this new role.

“Teaching introductory courses to first-year students and major courses to juniors and seniors has helped me understand how important it is to mentor students in the College of Arts and Sciences as they achieve their academic and professional goals at USF and beyond. As coordinator of the St. Francis Writers’ Conference, for example, I was able to work individually with students on their conference presentations and offer them practice ahead of a more public presentation opportunity or a prospective publication—both of which are good ways to build a resume,” she said.

“As interim dean of CAS, I collaborated with the Career Success Center and faculty in the College of Health and Business Administration on a Business Panel for USF students and assisted specific departments with arranging student internships when exciting opportunities arose. These experiences helped prepare me for championing the big picture of a USF student’s experience—from the first time they step on campus to attend a SOAR event, until they graduate and apply for jobs or pursue additional schooling,” McDermott added.

While her focus during her role as interim dean was transitory in nature, she now shifts her attention to working more closely with the CAS faculty.

“A primary area of focus as I begin my role will be working with faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences to promote interdisciplinary education so that we continue graduating people who thrive in a rapidly changing workforce. CAS supports the other colleges through our numerous general education offerings, and helping students develop ethical awareness as well as problem-solving, communication, and critical thinking skills, will be an important next step I hope to support through the integration of our general education curriculum,” McDermott said.

McDermott also plans to engage her humanities background to promote the importance and impact that a USF liberal arts education offers to students.

“As a new dean with a background in the humanities, I enjoy ensuring USF students are truly experiencing the College of Arts and Sciences mission, which follows from the university’s Catholic Franciscan nature and educates “the whole person intellectually, morally, spiritually, emotionally, and socially.” It comes somewhat naturally to me to celebrate the College of Arts and Sciences as we work together to educate students across the disciplines while preparing them for degrees and certifications in specific fields. This includes promoting the exciting ways our liberal arts curriculum is already educating our students, which includes trips to the Art Institute and performance opportunities, alongside finding ways to further integrate a liberal arts curriculum with the professional preparation desired by today’s employers,” she said.

McDermott added that the individualized and personalized experiences available to USF students demonstrate the university’s mission-based focus.

“We offer students a very personalized experience that is nearly impossible to come by at larger institutions. USF students have the opportunity to experience firsthand the exciting ways faculty are serving the Joliet community by participating in service-learning or engaging in cutting-edge research projects as collaborative partners. It’s perhaps part of other institutions’ marketing campaigns that students aren’t just a number, but it’s characteristic of USF’s mission and culture that students are at the forefront of what we do,” McDermott said. 

McDermott joined the University of St. Francis College of Arts and Sciences as a faculty member in the English department in 2016. She is the author of Figure 1 (Pine Row Press), a 2022 finalist for the Foreword Indies and a 2023 finalist for the da Vinci Eye/Eric Hoffer Award. Her chapbook titled How to Leave a Farmhouse (Porkbelly Press), was published in 2015. Her poetry appears in such publications as Pine Row, Tupelo Quarterly, Terrain.org, and Memorious. She’s the recipient of a Distinguished Teaching Award from USF, an Illinois Speaks Micro-Grant from Illinois Humanities, and has served as an editor for various literary magazines and presses. Her degrees include a Bachelor of Arts from Hope College, a Master of Fine Arts from Purdue University, and a Ph.D. from University of Illinois at Chicago.

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The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. There are over 53,000 USF alumni across the globe. For information, call 800-735-7500 or visit stfrancis.edu.

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USF to Host 2023 Social Work Licensure Exam Prep Workshop

Social Work 2023
Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) Social Work Department will host a two-session, eight-hour (total) ASWB masters and clinical licensure exam prep workshop on Saturday, May 13, and Saturday, May 20, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. via Zoom (online). This intensive, eight-hour, preparatory review workshop will be taught by USF social work instructors: Althia Gayle, Ed.D., LCSW; Kyung-Mee Choi, Ph.D., MSW; Joyce Kraus, DSW, LCSW, ACSW, and; Rachel Lagorio, MSW, LSW. Relevant examination content will be covered, including:
  • social work practice theories and terminology;
  • practice techniques;
  • diversity sensitive practice;
  • therapeutic strategies;
  • assessment and diagnosis, and;
  • professional ethics.
This workshop includes eight hours of CEUs and will also include test-taking strategies, sample test questions, and a course manual review. Workshop registration costs are as follows:
  • Community attendees without study package – $60
  • Current USF field instructors/supervisors – $30
  • USF Social Work Alumna/Alumni – FREE
To register, visit https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=YQxK2D (registration is necessary). Participants in last year’s workshop are eligible for a discount and should contact Laura Honegger at lhonegger@stfrancis.edu for details. The registration deadline is May 1st. : : The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. There are over 53,000 USF alumni across the globe. For information, call 800-735-7500 or visit stfrancis.edu. University of St. Francis: Bigger thinking. Brighter purpose. # # #
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USF Announces Fall 2022 Dean’s List

Joliet, Ill. – The University of St. Francis (USF) congratulates the following students who have been named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2022 semester. Students who have attained a grade point average of 3.5 or higher at the end of a semester in which they have taken at least twelve credit hours are named to the Dean’s List. Students residing in USF’s home state of Illinois are listed first below, followed by students from other U.S. states, followed by international students. Illinois Addison: Alessio Battaglia Alsip: Kristy Estrada and Angel Rabadi Aurora: Saba Aamir, Alexis Fragoso, Keyly Gonzalez, Beatriz Anne Sindac, Ashley Sinio and Lara Ysabel Sumayo Bartonville: Ana Erby Beecher: Hannah Blankenberger, Talia Messana and Kaylie Sippel Bellwood: Curtis Reeves Berwyn: David Montalvo, Veronica Navarrete and Pedro Ocampo Bolingbrook: Serenity Aguilera, Maria Coronel, Aureyel Davis, Jalaila Fisher, Carolina Huerta, Isabel Jaquez, Paige Johnnic, Kayla Lewis, Evan Morfoot, Allison Neverouski, Dulce Porcayo, Lissette Puente, Ruben Reyes, Karina Serna De Lara and Katarina Welsh Bourbonnais: Jason Hartsfield Braidwood: Peyton Garrelts, Marissa Kavanaugh and Nicholas Munafo Bridgeview: Slam Shaheen Buffalo Grove: Alina Romero Burbank: Shahd Abukhalil, Nallely Preciado and Tina Van Carbon Hill: Halie Foster Channahon: Max Briscoe, Joseph Kauffman, Hannah Knight, Seth Lehr, Caitlin McHale, MaKenzie Munson, Makayla Sundine, Andrew Toke and Landen Warner Chatham: Carter St Clair Chicago: Brittany Adams, Julia Bachula, Jovanna Ballesteros, Adrianna Campos, LaMarcus Hawkins, Chayrel Monzon Zazueta, Austin Parks, Khalilah Payne-Bey, Wendy Perez, Azury Sanchez Boyzo and  Michelle Valencia Chicago Heights: Emily Eagan Chicago Ridge: Martha Vargas Cicero: Jacqueline Luna Saucedo Coal City: Clayton Hannig, Haley Long and Bethany Nicola Crest Hill: Lizzette Herrera, Theresa Kobart, Atziry Padilla, Jane Pochervina, Christopher Schager and Timothy Wade Decatur: Erma Porter Diamond: Savannah Jacobs and Stephanie Wold Downers Grove: Salvatore Campagna Dunlap: Andrew Rada Dwight: Dawn Brown Elgin: Holly Helsper Elmhurst: Drita Dervishi Elwood: Abigail Lab Forest Park: Kelsey Rice Frankfort: Lauren Hassen, Christina Keller, Shae Lynch, Caitlyn Majka, Connor Okrongley and Laurelei Thormeyer Hanover Park: Michael Dan and Jennifer Vazquez Saraul Hickory Hills: Aleksandria Potoczny Hillside: Michael Johnson Homer Glen: Stephanie Behland, Abigail Eder, Abigail Janeczek and Amanda Kouba Homewood: Stacy Norris Joliet: Yoselin Aguilera, Debbie Alvarado, Monica Alvarado, Mohammad Alwohaibi, Aitor Anabitarte Soroa, Desiree Anderson, Andrea Angeles, Adriana Arias, Noheli Arias, Gianna Armour, Jessica Arrollo, Sebastian Bahamondes, Carolina Bedolla, Maite Bernal, Mei Bibian, Jorja Bolton, Paloma Cabrera, Daisy Campos, Erin Chapman, Esmeralda Chavez, Brandyn Collins, Emma Coop, Caroline Davila, Pricila Del Toro, Misti Duran, Stephanie Espinosa, Sergio Fernandez Arango, Jasmine Flores, Hunter Fuss, Melvin Gathright, De’Whon Gavin, Shelby Gayton, Ayla Gilmer, Aileen Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez, Samantha Gonzalez, Sonia Guerra, Samantha Guzman, Josel Hernandez, Jocelyn Hernandez-Rodriguez, Nicholas Hjerpe, Ashley Huerta, Jeanette Ibarra, Ryan Jones, Justin Joseph, Annet Juarez, Samantha Kohrt, Emily Koscielski, Sofia Krasnopolski, Tiffany Lehmann, Andrew Lewis, Carlos Lopez, Karol Lozano, Stefani Magana-Guzman, Amarria Malone, Brenda Martinez, Mia Martinez, Amelia Mastin, Mary Mathieu, Mary Grace Mcgrath, Angelina Miranda, Julie Mireles, Sebastian Mireles, Hannah Mitchell, Adam Montenegro, Anna Morales, Erika Morales, Laura Murguia-Iniguez, Rose Mwaro, Terrence Neal, Adyleny Pito, Corinn Posteluk, Allison Ramsey, Quinn Rande, Frank Rappaport, Jessica Reyes, Alvaro Robles, Angelina Rodriguez, Melissa Rodriguez, Melanie Romero, Brayan Ruiz, Tatiana Ruiz, Nathaniel Smith, Abigael Turija, Alyssa Ulreich, Emily Vandergrift, Andrea Victor, Alyssa Vilcek, Paola Villafuerte, Danielle Williams, Haley Willner, Hailey Wong and Giselle Zavala La Grange Park: Jalen Pfaff Lemont: Bridget Hodurek Lisle: Evan Heise Lockport: Sufia Atiq, Montiana Bew, Christina Conne, Zoe Ditter, Nicholas Franciskovich, Hope French, Eric Gasienica, Meghan Grilli, Carson Heglund, Heather Heintz, John Hejl, Cassi Hemker, Rachael Joy, Jacob Karli, Adriana Maldonado, Alexis Marroquin, Maya Palenik, Cari Potter, Emily Roy, Brooke Sanderson, Jacob Tesch, Jenna Tesch, Nicole Troha, Rachel Webber, John Weis and Nolan Weis Lombard: Marc Koumoundouros, Nicholas Mabutas, Marshall McDonnell and Erika Rich Machesney Park: Kaylee Holt and Nicholas Howard Manhattan: Gregory Briseno, Emma Geatches, Brad Murdock, Miranda Roth, Raymond Steinberg, Julia Tolbert, Brayden Zimmerman and Adriana Zuniga Manteno: Calista Muraskas and Emily Vlach Marengo: Jake LaSota Marseilles: Victoria Pavnica Maywood: Mia Ocana Mendota: Janaya Garcia Midlothian: Jessica Kwiatkowski, Canyon Novick and Megan Ramsey Minooka: Brandon Cooling, Jacob DiLorenzo, Jaylen Goolsby, Hailey Hoge, Seth Joder, Mariano Kotrba, Alison Manzello, Mackenzie McGuire, Audrey Minett, Hayden Minor, Maggie O’Brien, Courtney Ubert, Carl Vitale, Vanessa Withall and Olivia Yankovich Mokena: Katie Blogg, Madison Jager, Bridget Jeffries, John Raspante, Kiana Sikich, Alexander Valentini and Mathias Woerner Monee: Jessica Scroppo Monroe Center: Yadira Estrada Montgomery: Rebecca Giese Morris: Darcy Ancel, Vincent Bazzarone, Starla Farmer, Austin Hatcher, Lauren Huebner, Brennan Johnson, Gregory Long, Matthew Lopez, Brittany Short and Meagan Warzynski Naperville: Alka Kanda, Dyanna Medina and Isabella Russo New Lenox: Raul Alvarez, Dennis Avalos, Emerson Colins, Ryan Cosgrove, Ryan Czarnecki, Lindsay Czarnowski, Jaclyn Duske, Carter Fifer, Korina Jarosz, Jacob Jurka, John McGuire, Quinn McGuire, Sean Michalak, Kaitlin Miller, Sarah Piane, Connor Quinn, Isabella Roesing, Aidan Sullivan and Hunter Walker Normal: Mikayla Bean Oak Forest: Ella Brown, Amanda Dutkiewicz, Camryn Ivancicts, Rhyan Ivancicts and Carly Vidovic Oak Lawn: Elizabeth De La Mora, Le’lani Harris, Lena Hasan, Mia Kennelly, Natalia Stekala and Lucas Wessel Orland Park: Korayma Araujo, Gianna Barbaro, Caroline Dlugopolski, Amal Ghunaim, Violetta Hordzich, Sima Hussein, Jeananne Jadallah, Kelly Johnson, Ahmed Kagzi and Douglas Stoodley Oswego: Alexander Mielcarz and Afreen Mushtaheed Palos Heights: Kaitlyn Klein and Bridget McDermott Palos Hills: Camila Szczypta Peoria: Vada Arndt Peru: Rylan Heersink Pingree Grove: Bailey Wilk Plainfield: Trisha Andal, Ayoko Atayi, Daniel Ayala, Jedriel Bondoc, Alyia Cady, Donald Clark, Joseph Costa, Ryan Daly, Mara Delrose, Maximus Gamino, Nancy Garcia, Graziella Gialo, Lilliana Gutierrez, Emily Hans, Riley Harper, Jillian Hoard, David Kalter, Braden Kidd, Matthew Lauterbach, Josephine Legaspi, Anthony Lizzio, Joseph Lizzio, Amanda Long, Nehma Mansour, Alyssa Meek, Ana Mendoza Pineda, Lydia Noble, Erica Passo, Joseph Passo, Brooke Petko, Brianna Quintero, Laura Rohlfs, Ervy Sanchez, Garrett Sigler, Shannon Smith, Will Snydersmith, Pat Strocchia, Hailey Thomas, Sarah Torello and Andrea Vollmer Plano: Alyssa Dolan, James Dvorak and Marie Dvorak Posen: Lluvia Ortega and Star Ortega Richton Park: Ethan Fetzer Rock Falls: Rebecca Kinney Rockdale: Jaycee Jarosz, Valerie Reyes and Kacy Storm Rockford: Jammie Keen Romeoville: Esther Angomas, Alissa Victoria Araneta, Vivian Carrillo, Karly Ceci, Damian Contreras, Nancy Herrera, Joseph Madeja, William Martinez, Madison Massaro, Logan Miller, Eric Nelson, Jacob Pangilinan, Kayla Rury, Vetona Sarpong, Hailee Walsh and Sierra Worley Saint Anne: Kenna Kleinert Schaumburg: Nicole Knapp and Allison Schaar Seneca: Alexis Murphy, Silas Odum and Haley Rivett Shorewood: Kathy Kasencak-Yarber, Ashley Keene, Dylan Nielsen, Liliana Ordonez, Marissa Perez, Caitlin Ratajczak, Kallen Vernick and Alexis Wagner Skokie: Shelly Sabaricos South Holland: Nayeli Munoz Lopez Spring Valley: Leslie Delgado St. Charles: Talia Pellegrini Stillman Valley: Colten Cook Swansea: Keijah Gray Tinley Park: Hannah Bolden, Hannah Esios, Joshua Kirnbauer, Mahmoud Mahmoud and Nicholas Schroeder Villa Park: Daniel Gusel, Matthew Knudtson and Samuel Tumilty Watseka: Nyambi Marsh West Chicago: Maryam Al Kubaisi and Daniel Goetsch Westmont: Marissa Deering and Alexander Pietrzak Wilmington: Madison Gorges, Cameron Holman, Benjamin Kreitz, Kendall Peatross, Dylan Spangler and Jason Tatera Woodridge: Sean Figuray Yorkville: Cadence Ala California West Covina: Riley Acuna Colorado Aurora: Tyler Hinthorn Denver: Ola Alshamrani Florida Bradenton: Taylor Petz Lithia: Kaitlyn Belt North Miami Beach: Darius Wright Iowa Cedar Rapids: Bryan Ennis Idaho Boise: Spencer Baird Indiana Crown Point: Samantha Raspopovich Dyer: Kaitlyn Yearsich Lowell: Alexia Bibakis and Samantha Hatagan Munster: Michael Prendergast Saint John: Madisen Tucker Michigan Bronson: Idalia Hernandez Charlotte: Michael Whitney Coldwater: Laura Rodriguez-Lugo Missouri Blue Springs: Autumn Shull Smithville: Taylor Charbonneau Nevada Las Vegas: Brandon Gibbs Oregon Portland: Zhouyang Yu Warrenton: Hannah Berdahl Pennsylvania Chalfont: Dana McDonald York: Kim Heist Texas Richmond: Olufeyi Olusanya Wisconsin Loganville: Sarah Vandermolen Oak Creek: Katelynn Statz Waukesha: Mary Brahm International Bangalore, India: Jerryl Varughese Clinge, Netherlands: Lieke Coenen Ganei Tiqwa, Israel: Nadav Gerner Aharon Gijon, Spain: Ander Santamarta Menendez Quito, Ecuador: Denisse Lizano San Juan, Puerto Rico: Estrella De la Rosa Saint-Verand, France: Noellie Danielle Renee Inard Trenton, Ontario, Canada: Karley Mason Valladolid, Spain: Daniel Simon Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: Cameron Schroder : : The University of St. Francis, in Joliet, Ill., serves close to 4,000 students nationwide and offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and certificate programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. 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