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Viterbo Feels Like Home for Business Graduate
Health care and wellness management graduate Carly Solatycki remembers her very first visit to Viterbo University.
Cullin Neeck pictured with Viterbo nursing student Madalyn Martin.
Internship Turns into Career for Finance Major Cullin Neeck
Finance major Cullin Neeck secured a job as a manufacturing data analyst well before graduation, thanks to a paid internship at Fastenal in Winona, Minn. Before starting the first semester of his senior year, the company offered him the full-time position, starting after he earns his degree.
Business Major Twins are Ready for the Future

Twins Kailey and Keegan Steinlage always planned to go to college together, although they had thought they’d study different subjects.

Working Apart, Learning Together

Viterbo faculty and students are turning remote-learning into an opportunity, whether that be by recording virtual opera scenes or practicing new telehealth techniques. 

Hitting the heights on the volleyball court, and in the classroom

Business major Maya Roberts values the diversity of experiences available to her at Viterbo University.

Nursing Student Says Viterbo Is Preparing Him to Be an "Ethical Human"

When Connor Hagarty was a high school student, his mother was diagnosed with colon cancer. Watching the nurses who helped her during that time inspired him.

Matt Boehler
Matt Boehler: From the World Stage to Viterbo University
Taking a break from the busy schedule of an internationally acclaimed opera singer, Matt Boehler ’98 returned to his alma mater in November 2019 to perform a recital and spend several days working with students. It was a special homecoming he very much enjoyed.
Biochemistry Student Wants to Help Cancer Patients

This is one in a series of student profiles to be featured in Connections. The profiles are part of a project to articulate the Viterbo difference through storytelling. Have a student story worth sharing?

Former Gundersen Health System CEO Jeff Thompson Named Visiting Scholar for the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership
Over the past 15 years, Viterbo University’s visiting scholar program has featured lecturers from as far away as Russia and Israel. For spring semester this year, though, the university is tapping into a world-class expert in leadership who happens to be homegrown.
Business Expert and Author James Hunter to Present "Servant Leadership: Creating a Culture of Excellence" at Viterbo University Feb. 19
Business expert, author, and renowned speaker James Hunter will present “Servant Leadership: Creating a Culture of Excellence” at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.