On July 20, the Consuls Carlos Housse (Ecuador), Federico Palomera (Spain), Luis Chuquihuara (Peru), Carlos Jiménez Macías (Mexico), Patricia Maza (El Salvador), Maria De Lujan Caputo Rodolfo Montecinos (Chile), Beraldo R. Nicola (Uruguay) and Atilio Berardi (Argentina), as well as representatives of the community, cultural and educational organizations, such as St. Augustine College, accompanied [...]
On May 27th, as 350 students graduated from St. Augustine College, there was a very emotional moment when Silvia Loza, a graduate of SAC's first Bachelor in psychology cohort gave her speech entirely in English. "I am here to give testimony that a dream that started in my country Bolivia, finally came true. Today [...]
The minister of foreign affairs of Honduras, Andrea Matamoros Castillo, came to Chicago to inaugurate this past July 14, its new and modern consular offices located at 5000 N. Elston Ave. in northwest Chicago. "I am pleasantly surprised by the facilities. They are going to provide a better service to our compatriots, which is part of the [...]
"Everybody shouted commands, they called me from left to right, the doctors asked for my help, the nurses screamed that the patient was not breathing, the sweat was fogging my eyes, my heart was beating fast, but my pulse remained calm, I needed to remain serene to make sure each precision to the [...]
Dr. Margaret LehnerChair of the Board of TrusteesLetter to St. Augustine College Changes to St. Augustine College family Dr. Andrew Sund leaves the presidency after nine years of successful management and leaves the position to his teacher and mentor:Dr. Bruno Bondavalli, who assumes the presidency on an [...]
Teachers and students of SAC visited the Child Jesus School in one of the poorest countries in Latin America, from April 17 through the 23rd, to donate, teach English, Spanish, and art therapy to children and adolescents. But above all, it served to nourish themselves of their reality and to inspire the future graduates [...]
"When the learning process leaves the classroom, it is sometimes more effective," said Norma Chaidez, Psychology Adjunct Faculty of SAC. "We traveled to Paris, France, with the purpose of fraternizing between students and teachers, and ended up learning lessons in sociology and psychology that will serve us in
