Inside UMSL

Vice Chancellor Reggie Hill discusses the strategy behind enrollment and career advancement at UMSL, exploring leadership, team‑building, and the student‑focused approach that drives the university’s mission forward.

Honors College Dean, Dr. Ed Munn Sanchez discusses how UMSL’s Honors community empowers students through innovative classes, meaningful mentorship and unique opportunities, from internships to study abroad, that help them thrive on campus and beyond.

Dr. Shu Schiller, Dean of the Ed G. Smith College of Business,  shares how the College of Business prepares students for career success through real‑world learning, mentorship and leadership development, and why community impact is central to the college’s mission.

Men’s basketball head coach Bob Sundvold shares his coaching journey, leadership philosophy and how he builds team culture at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, on and off the court.

Dr. Jill Delston joins discusses how philosophy connects to real‑world ethics, precision medicine and student mentorship, and why UMSL’s philosophy program opens unexpected pathways for meaningful impact.

Dr. George Nnanna, founding director of UMSL’s new School of Engineering, discusses how experiential learning, industry partnerships and cutting‑edge technology are shaping a transformative engineering program.

Dr. Jill Bernard Bracy, Director of the University of Missouri-St. Louis’ Supply Chain Analytics Center of Excellence, discusses how data, collaboration and hands‑on learning are shaping the future of supply chain education.

Dr. Holly Sheilley, UMSL's Executive Director of Athletics, shares her insights on the thriving world of UMSL athletics. She discusses the importance of women in leadership roles within athletic departments, why UMSL Athletics is a hidden gem, and shares the importance of student-athletes being well-rounded community members.

Dr. Michael Nichols, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, discusses his groundbreaking research on Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative conditions. He explores the fascinating world of brain research and how students at all levels can get involved in this critical field. Dr. Nichols also shares the impact of research at UMSL and how students are contributing to the fight against these challenging diseases.

Dr. Channon Peoples, Executive Director of the Office of Precollegiate Student Services, and current UMSL student Emmanuel Morgan discuss the impactful Bridge Program. They explore how UMSL supports high school students as they transition to college life and provides them with the tools for academic success. Join them as they highlight the program's role in shaping future graduates, engaged community members and families.
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