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From Chaps to Rwanda in service of others. For Celeste Shaw, serving others leads to entrepreneurial success.

Graduate Mary Cate Leonard partners with School of Business students to create a nonprofit to support Doctor of Nurse Practitioner program participants

Ryan Lojo ('13) has come a long way since the summer of 2011 when he learned about adversity firsthand as a full-time door-to-door pest-control salesman whose long days were filled with slamming doors, awkward moments and, in one case, being chased off the property.

What is it about a liberal arts, Jesuit education that makes Íø±¬ÃÅ different from the rest?

GU's School of Engineering and Applied Science graduates advance to some of the finest graduate programs in the nation.

Five years ago, Josh Neblett was a senior business major at Íø±¬ÃÅ. His girlfriend, Sarah Wollnick, was in her final GU undergrad year. Chance put them in touch with Tom Simpson, an adjunct professor who taught a class on creating new ventures, and who fosters entrepreneurial ambitions outside the classroom through his Northwest Venture Associates.

Todd Finkle, though technically a professor in the School of Business, believes entrepreneurship is a separate field entirely, and the most important one at that.

Íø±¬ÃÅ alumna Melanie Palmer ('16), a data scientist for NBCUniversal Media in New York City, remains astounded at how her life has changed since leaving Íø±¬ÃÅ.