More Than a Classroom: Real-World Learning at Le Moyne

“Research was never a thought in my head until Dr. Mullins allowed me to work in his undergraduate research lab. Through his wealth of knowledge and his easily approachable demeanor, he was extremely helpful and critical in my future career goals.” Karl ’18

"The Honors Program is a small, tight-knit community of students with a passion for learning. I don't believe we're made up of the 'smartest' students of the college, but to be successful in the program, you have to have a real drive and enjoy an interdisciplinary take on learning. Everyone is respected and heard, even in our most heated debates." Meghan '20

“Working with the Dolphin Green & Gold Fund has taught me a lot about investing and investment management. I’ve developed stronger market research skills, especially in identifying growth drivers to project future cash flows and evaluate investment opportunities. I’ve also gained hands-on experience with stock valuation to determine intrinsic value. Presenting to the Board of Managers has been a great way to improve my ability to communicate complex financial information clearly and confidently, a skill that will be essential for my future career.” Owen '26

"Traveling around Prague was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. The city was full of life, culture, architecture, and history. We had the opportunity to walk the whole city, make traditional Czech food, go on a ghost tour, visit castles, watch plays, and so much more. I made meaningful connections with the other students on the trip. We learned about the arts and the politics which both had huge impacts on where Prague is today." Abby ‘24

“It’s not a competition. It’s not ‘I can’t work with that guy because his business is too close to mine.’ We help each other out. We can advance together and arrive at these new heights that you never would have thought would be possible. I’m very, very competitive—but it makes more sense to have a community where you can all build together and help each other.” Celestin ’23

"Thanks to the role of Jesuit values in the Le Moyne education, I learned how important it is to use your education as a means to develop the individual, and I used the experiences around me to help enhance my personal development. I studied abroad, built relationships, made mistakes and learned a ton from them, and I emerged from each of these adventures a little more confident, a lot more conscious of balancing my physical and mental health and, eventually, a completely different person than who I was when I first got here.” Lauren '19

Visit campus, talk with our students, and explore programs that spark your curiosity and challenge you to grow. Because here, learning is more than a major. It’s the start of something bigger.