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The Graduate Department at Mount Saint Mary’s University is excited to showcase one of our unstoppable students, Ari Easley-Garcia, a soon to be a graduate of our MBA program. Please take a moment to read her amazing experience in Panama and Costa Rica. Not only was she able to experience a new culture but she was able to use what she has learned through the MBA program and apply it. Here are some of her words below and go to our linktree in our bio to read more.

“I am a proud graduate of St. Mary’s Academy class of 1997 in Inglewood, CA, where my journey began. Their scholarship launched me into higher education at the Mount (Chalon Campus) , where I earned my degree in Business and Women’s Leadership in 2001. Now, 24 years later, I’m stepping boldly into the next chapter at the Mount (Doheny Campus) —pursuing my MBA with a concentration in Organizational Leadership. We only have 4 weeks to go - what a blessing.”- Ari Easley- Garcia

Please join Professor Mary Trunk and MSMU at this one-time-only event on Tuesday, December 2, from 7:00–8:00 pm on the Doheny Campus.

My Fall ’25 Documentary Storytelling class has created an installation titled Portrait of a Campus: A Personal and Historical Exploration of the Doheny Campus and Surrounding Areas. This immersive experience invites guests to explore the landscape, architecture, and community through intimate interviews, historical research, video, audio, photography, and text—all captured, discovered, and imagined by the students.

Guests will have one hour to move through the installation at their own pace. Light snacks will be provided.

During our Coffee Chat this morning, this little tea bag sneaked in to remind us to take a moment to ourselves, especially during this rainy, beautiful morning in SoCal. A big thank you to our future students who braved the weather to join us for coffee (and tea) this morning. Special mention to those who drove as far from Hesperia!