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Villanova University was founded in 1842 by the Order of Saint Augustine. To this day, Villanova’s Augustinian Catholic intellectual tradition is the cornerstone of an academic community in which students learn to think critically, act compassionately and succeed while serving others. Villanova prepares students to become ethical leaders who create positive change everywhere life takes them. The strength of the Villanova experience comes in part from the University’s welcoming community. All members are bonded together by a shared responsibility to uphold the ideals of Saint Augustine and let the principles of truth, unity and love guide their lives. The Villanova community helps students grow intellectually, professionally and spiritually, and challenges them to reach their full potential. The University’s rigorous academic experience, rooted in the liberal arts, forms an environment in which students and professors are partners in learning. The Villanova community is dedicated to providing a personalized experience that fosters every student’s intellectual and spiritual well-being. As part of their education, students are encouraged to enrich their own lives by working for those in need. Through academic and service programs, students use their knowledge, skills and compassion to better the world around them. There are more than 10,000 undergraduate, graduate and law students in the University’s six colleges—the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Villanova School of Business, the College of Engineering, the College of Nursing, the College of Professional Studies and the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. These colleges are the setting for an experience that develops both the heart and the mind, and creates the atmosphere where students are called to ignite change. Villanova University is located in a suburban community 12 miles west of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Amanda M. Grannas, PhD
Vice Provost for Research; Professor, Department of Chemistry
Amanda Grannas, PhD in an expert in the study of snow and ice photochemistry, and the fate of organic pollutants in the Arctic.
Climate Change Environmental Chemistry Atmospheric Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Snow and Ice Chemistry Organic Pollutants Arctic Science
Kevin Grubb
Executive Director, Career Center; Associate Vice Provost, Career & Professional Development
Nationally recognized expert on career services, professional development and the impact of new technology on the job search.
Graduate School Internships Job Search Career Development Career Counseling Impact of Social Media on Job Searching Professional Development Career services Career Outcomes College Recruiting
Edward Guinan, PhD
Professor of Astrophysics and Planetary Sciences | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Edward Guinan, PhD, an expert in astronomy and space science research explores the sun, stars, planets, extraterrestrial life potential.
Severe & Hazardous Weather / Global Warming Interstellar Travel Potential Pulsating Stars and Stellar Evolution Exoplanets and the Suitability of Exoplanets for Life Astrobiology/Exobiology Stellar Astrophysics Including Solar Activity and Flares
Lowell Gustafson, PhD
Professor of Political Science | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lowell Gustafson, PhD, is an expert in the politics, political structure and cultural heritage of Latin America.
Political Science International Political Economy Latin American Politics International Relations Theories Politics
Sunny G. Hallowell, PhD
Associate Professor | M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing
Sunny G. Hallowell, PhD, APRN, PPCNP-BC is an expert in human milk and lactation, neonatal care, and children’s health policy.
Health Policy Healthcare Simulation/VR Human Milk Lactation Consultation Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Workforce Issues Perinatal Outcomes
Lynne Hartnett, PhD
Associate Professor and Chair of History | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lynne Hartnett, PhD, is an expert on Russian history, protest movements and refugees and political exile.
Protest Movements Political Exile History of Revolution Russia Russian History Refugees History of Authoritarianism
Donna S. Havens, PhD
Connelly Endowed Dean and Professor, M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing
Health systems researcher Donna Havens, PhD, RN, FAAN, is a leader and an advocate for quality nursing education, practice and patient care.
Health Systems Research Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Workers Nursing Leadership Nursing Practice Stress/Burnout of Nurses and Doctors Quality of Patient Care
Stacey Havlik, PhD
Associate Professor of Education & Counseling | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Stacey Havlik, PhD, is an expert in school counseling, homeless children and youths, and first-generation college students.
First -Generation College Students School Counseling Homeless children and youths
Shawn Howton, PhD
Faculty Director, The Daniel M. DiLella Center for Real Estate; Professor of Finance | Villanova School of Business
Shawn Howton, PhD, is an expert in commercial real estate.
Business Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Governance Mortgage Backed Securities Fixed Income Markets Real Estate Investment Trusts Commercial Real Estate
Ann Juliano
Professor of Law | Charles Widger School of Law
Ann Juliano, JD, is an expert in employment law and discrimination, sexual harassment and discrimination and dress codes.
American Indian Law Sex Discrimination Employment Discrimination Employment Law Sexual Harassment Dress Codes
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