Community Rising

Sharing my support for education and growth of the mission of St. Joseph's College

In honor of Scott Campbell

St. Joe's is a very special community. Intergrity, honesty and public service are rooted it in mission! " Service above self"

In honor of Mrs. Faith Bailey

In memory of this lovely lady and wife of the former Dean of Students. Her work at SJC, and her kindness, made a lasting impression on my life.

Grateful for our community, especially our faculty who dedicate themselves to maintaining a positive and compassionate learning environment.

In honor of Sister Doyle

In memory of James G. Finn, Sr.

In memory of Barton Allan Micklus, educator & lover of knowledge

My mother is a graduate who honors the college's mission! Thanks!

In honor of Margaret G Turner

Keep up the good work!

I hope to help other students as I have been helped. God bless!

In honor of Harold G Loring

SJC is a wonderful community!

In honor of Sister Mary George

The dedication of the entire community to uphold the highest level of learning and preparation for chosen careers is outstanding.

Once a Monk, Always a Monk!

Once a Monk, always a Monk!

God bless you and your academic endeavors.

Supporting St. Joseph's insures that the college will continue to thrive with the education of our young adults.

Thanks

Port City Architecture is proud to support Saint Joseph’s College of Maine. We value our ongoing partnership and are excited to contribute to the college’s mission of educating and inspiring students for years to come.

Proud to support our Monk Athletes

Proud to be a Monk and to contribute to the mission of the College!

In memory of Donna M. OBrien BSN 87

Donna loved her time at St. Joes. She always told me of fond memories and the life long friends she made. You prepared her to follow her passion for hospice. I could never be more thankful for the Sisters of Mercy and the staff. I will continue to support the college as I am able. Go Monks!

In honor of My parents, Robert and Gloria Walter

My parents believed strongly in a liberal arts education and in Saint Joe's mission.