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ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2013- 2014 Ach Year, Convocation Provides Our Campus Community Ewith a Unique Opportunity for Reflection DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2013- 2014 ach year, convocation provides our campus community Ewith a unique opportunity for reflection. We look back on the year behind us, celebrating the many accomplishments of our faculty, staff and administrative units. We look forward to the year ahead, embracing a new academic year with a renewed focus on advancing the Duquesne mission to serve God by serving students. We are proud to present a sampling of our accomplishments for the 2013-2014 year. RANKINGS & COMMENDATIONS At Duquesne, we are committed to excellence in all we do. This commitment shows in the recognition we achieve and the honors we receive, boosting ever higher the overall reputation of Duquesne University. In the 2014 U.S. News & World The 2013 Best Bang for the The School of Pharmacy has Report Best Colleges ranking, Buck rankings, a new ranking by been ranked No. 55 by Pharmacy Duquesne remained among the Washington Monthly based on the Technician Review in its inaugural Top top schools—and the top Catholic economic value students receive per 75 Pharmacy Schools in the U.S. list. institutions—in the nation. dollar, lists Duquesne at No. 68 out of In addition, Duquesne ranked No. 10 Ranked No. 45 as a Great School 78 schools in the national universities in the organization’s Top 20 Pharmacy at a Great Price, Duquesne is category. Among Catholic schools Schools of the East Coast and No. one of six Catholic institutions ranked on this national list, Duquesne 10 in its Top 25 Private Pharmacy in the top 50 considered as great is included in the top five. Schools in the U.S. lists. values for students. Only schools in or near the top half of the U.S. AffordableCollegesOnline.org The Mary Pappert School of Music News national rankings were even recognized Duquesne as one of the has been listed among the Top 58 considered for this list. top schools in Pennsylvania for the Creative Colleges in the United quality and affordability of its online States and is profiled in the new Duquesne has been selected as programs. edition of Creative Colleges: A Guide one of the country’s best values for Student Actors, Artists, Dancers, in private colleges by Kiplinger’s This past year, Duquesne saw its Musicians and Writers. Personal Finance. On the annual highest six-year graduation rate. list of only 100 private universities The two-point increase to 76 percent More than 200 faculty and senior and 100 liberal arts colleges, reflects a positive difference over the administrative experts appeared in the Duquesne is ranked No. 84. average 65 percent six-year graduation media 1,213 times in outlets including rates for private, nonprofit universities. The Chronicle of Higher Education, Duquesne was again named a top Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, college by The Princeton Review. Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services The New York Times, The Guardian In the 2015 edition of the annual affirmed its A- long-term rating on UK, The Smithsonian, The Wall Street Best Colleges book, Duquesne was Duquesne University. The A- rating Journal, The Washington Post, NBC selected as one of the country’s 379 is supported by the University’s News, NPR and Catholic News Service. outstanding institutions, as well strong operating performance and as one of 255 outstanding colleges conservative fiscal management. The U.S. Environmental Protection and universities in the Northeast. Agency named Duquesne University Duquesne University has been ranked to its Top 30 College and University Duquesne rose five spots in the No. 4 among Best Value Private Law list of the largest green power users. annual U.S. News & World Report Schools according to The National Duquesne, which was ranked at No. ranking of top schools, reaching Jurist, which publishes the rankings 30, is using more than 18 million No. 116, the highest spot in “to identify and recognize law schools kilowatt-hours of green power University history in this widely that help students pass the bar exam annually, which is enough green power recognized ranking. and land jobs without burdening them to meet 49 percent of the University’s with huge debt.” electricity use. WWW.DUQ.EDU | 1 Rankings & Commendations The School of Nursing has been The Donahue Graduate School of The School of Education maintained ranked No. 6 in the nation among Business climbed from No. 181 to its national accreditation from the Best Online Graduate Nursing 125 in the 2015 U.S. News & World the American Psychological Programs by U.S. News & World Report survey of 453 accredited Association for its Ph.D. in School Report. In addition, the University master’s degree programs, placing Psychology and from the Council overall was ranked No. 93 of 210 the program among the top 10 for Accreditation of Counseling and schools ranked in the Best Online highest ranked programs in all of Related Educational Programs for Bachelor’s Degree programs category. Pennsylvania and among the top the Ph.D. and graduate programs in three in the Pittsburgh region. Counselor Education. The A.J. Palumbo School of Business has again been The Center for Pharmacy Care The School of Pharmacy ranks ranked among the nation’s best was honored with an award for fourth highest among private undergraduate business schools Outstanding Business Practice schools of pharmacy in the nation for 2014 in the annual Bloomberg Model at the annual meeting of the for National Institutes of Health Businessweek list. Duquesne, which American Pharmacists Association. grant funding for research in drug received an A grade on its teaching discovery and neuropharmacology that reflects a favorable 24:8 student- The School of Nursing was ranked applications. faculty ratio, is listed at No. 108. No. 3 by U.S. News & World Report for graduate online nursing The School of Law leapt 23 spots to The Biomedical Engineering programs for veterans in 2014. No. 121 in the U.S. News & World program was named Most Innovative Report’s 2015 Best Graduate School Biomedical Engineering Program by Through the work of the Rangos Rankings. NerdScholar in 2014. School, Duquesne became the first U.S. university to partner with The School of Nursing was ranked In its inaugural rankings of the Best a Chinese university—Shanghai by NurseJournal.com as the No. 19 Colleges for Veterans to help veterans University of Traditional Chinese Social Media Friendly School of pursue a college education under Medicine—to enhance the practice Nursing in the United States. the Post-9/11 GI Bill, U.S. News & of rehabilitation by training faculty World Report has ranked Duquesne and clinical preceptors in physical The Palumbo-Donahue School of No. 24 in the nation. therapy and occupational therapy. Business has been named among the 2014 Top Universities for U.S. News & World Report ranked The School of Business Centennial Professional Sales Education by the McAnulty College’s graduate History Book was recognized with Sales Education Foundation. English, graduate psychology and a gold award in a print category clinical psychology programs among by CUPRAP, the Association of U.S. News & World Report continued the top 200 social science and Communicators in Education. to rank the School of Education on humanities programs nationwide. The book also was recognized its list of “Best Education Schools.” by the Pittsburgh chapter of the Data from more than 1,200 graduate Corporate Knights ranked Duquesne’s International Association of schools of education were reviewed MBA Sustainability Program No. Business Communicators with an to determine the rankings. 1 in the United States and No. 8 Award of Excellence. worldwide. Among small schools, Duquesne’s program is No. 2 internationally. 2 | UNIVERSITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rankings & Commendations After two years of self-study and preparation, the Law School hosted a successful ABA Reaccreditation Site Visit team. The School of Pharmacy earned a six-year accreditation by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists for its Saint Barnabas Post-Graduate Year One Residency. The Office of Human Resource Management was presented with the prestigious Pittsburgh Human Resources Association’s 2014 People Do Matter Award for the University’s Minority Development Internship Program. The Princeton Review ranked the Donahue Graduate School of Business among the Best Business Schools in the nation in its 2014 edition. For the seventh consecutive year, the Law School’s legal research and writing program has been ranked as one of the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. The magazine’s most recent rankings issue places Duquesne’s program 12th among all law schools in the United States, ahead of more than 170 schools nationwide. WWW.DUQ.EDU | 3 PROGRAM GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT Our focus on continuous quality improvement across the University allows us to be innovative as we seek to grow our academic and workplace programs and initiatives to build an even stronger Duquesne. The Biomedical Engineering program The School of Pharmacy, the The Office of Researchhosted received more than 120 applications Rangos School and the School of the University’s sixth annual for approximately 20 spots in the Nursing have collaborated to design Undergraduate Research and inaugural freshman class. and implement didactic courses Scholarship Symposium with more and experiences that will enhance than 140 student participants. In Starting in September 2013, Duquesne the inter-professional educational addition, the office hosted the first University, partnering with the Irish experiences of Duquesne’s health annual Graduate Student Research Spiritans, opened the gracious St. professions students. Symposium with more than 100 Michael’s House as a residence to student participants. Duquesne students while they attend The School of Nursing together with University College Dublin, Ireland’s the University’s new Biomedical The Pre-Medical and Health flagship university.
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