President's Report Stories
Transformation is at the heart of the Villanova experience. In this year's President's Report, we've highlighted just a few student journeys that embody what that transformation looks like at a personal level.
As Villanova President the Rev. Peter M. Donohue, OSA, PhD, '75, said in his opening letter, "Although we cannot capture the experiences of 10,000 students and 123,000 alumni in one publication, each of these stories resounds with the people and the foundational elements that make the Villanova experience so distinctive—and one that profoundly changes hearts and minds."
See Villanova through the eyes of 11 students who demonstrate the excellence of our academic programming at all levels—undergraduate, adult and online learning, graduate, doctoral and law.
Follow Each Student's Personal Journey
Carissa Anthony
Villanova School of Business MBA candidate
Why this MBA candidate left the corporate ladder behind for a new beginning in academia
Elizabeth Cullen
Senior Chemical Engineering major
The Engineering program that fuses this senior’s love for academics and service
Waqar Rehman
Third-year student, Charles Widger School of Law
The guiding principle that propels each step of this Law student’s Villanova journey
Kerlyn Rodriguez
2018 M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing graduate
The support system that made this first-generation college graduate feel at home at Villanova and abroad
Tim Sweeney
2018 College of Professional Studies graduate
The personal connection that inspired this recent graduate to re-enroll after 10 years
Sister Dung Trang
PhD in Theology student
How the Augustinian approach transformed this PhD student’s experience of learning
Connor Williams
Senior Physics major
How community accelerates academic growth for this Physics major
Terry Williams
MS in Sustainable Engineering student
This online learner’s immersive experience has been anything but remote
Andrew Wykowski
Junior Management Information Systems major
Why this standout leader on campus isn’t afraid to embrace disability as part of his identity