Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Argosy University Campus Facebook Pages!

Argosy University Launches New Argosy Campus Facebook Pages!

You asked for it and now we are giving it to you! Argosy University has created official Facebook Pages for each of the 19 Argosy University Campuses across the United States. Links to these pages are available on the CONNECT tab of all of our existing Facebook Pages and you can also link to them below:

Atlanta
Washington DC
Inland Empire
Denver
Dallas
Hawaii
Sarasota
Nashville
San Diego
San Fransisco
Nashville
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Sarasota
Tampa
Orange County
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Schaumburg
Seattle
Twin Cities


Why were the campus pages created?
We have heard from many individuals across our existing Facebook Pages that want to connect with students at their campus to discuss classes, professors, campus events and countless other things related to their experience at Argosy University.

Who will be posting on these pages?
The new pages will have content specific to each Argosy University Campus. We will be posting events and other campus related information and hope our students, faculty and friends will join in discussions. The goal of these pages is to create a community within each campus.

What can you expect on the new campus pages?
There will be postings on events, campus updates, general Argosy University related
news and more! There will also be a discussion tab where you can start your own conversations.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Wounded Warrior Holiday Drive

American Soldier Network, Argosy University, Orange County and MicroSoft Bring Treats to the Troops with Wounded Warrior Holiday Drive

Orange, Calif., December 10 – Argosy University, Orange County is teaming up with the American Solider Network and MicroSoft to bring holiday cheer to wounded troops this year with the American Soldier Network’s Fourth Annual Holiday Project. The organizations will be partnering to stuff more than 500 red, white and blue coolers for wounded soldiers and troops throughout California.

Stuffing of the packs for soldiers will take place Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at the Microsoft store in the Shops at Mission Viejo, from 1 pm – 4 pm. Volunteers from the partner organizations will be filling coolers with items donated from a number of companies. Coolers will be delivered to military patients at Balboa Naval Hospital beginning December 17, 2010.

Items for the coolers have been donated by SnapOn Tools, Valic Insurance Corporation, Red Rock Resort and Casino, Uptone Pictures, Calvin Klein, Arbonne and a host of private and individual donors. To donate additional items for the holiday packs or to help provide financial assistance to the American Soldier Network, visit http://www.americansoldiernetwork.org/.

About the American Soldier Network
The American Soldier Network (http://www.americansoldiernetwork.org/) is the service wing of Angels Within, Inc. A California is a 501c3 non profit, tax exempt organization, designated by the Internal Revenue Code. Our goal is to raise funds and awareness to honor and thank the men and women of the United States Military.

About Argosy University
Argosy University (www.argosy.edu), with 19 campus locations in 13 states and its online program, is a private academic institution dedicated to providing undergraduate and graduate degree programs to students in a supportive learning environment where academic knowledge is enriched by the acquisition of interpersonal skills vital to success. Argosy University has five colleges: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, Business, Education, Health Sciences and Undergraduate Studies. With one of the largest communities of graduate students in the nation, Argosy University offers doctoral and master’s degree programs in Psychology, Business, Counseling and Education. The institution also offers bachelor’s degree programs in Psychology, Business, Liberal Arts and Criminal Justice. Degree level and programs offered vary by location. Argosy University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association (230 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604-1413; www.ncahlc.org).

Anne Dean
Argosy University
714.267.7667
adean@argosy.edu

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Why should you come to Argosy University’s Open House?

Why should you come to Argosy University’s Open House?
Because it’s always a good idea to learn as much as you can. You want to push forward and get the education you need to achieve your most ambitious goals. Argosy University can help you get there.

At Argosy University’s Open House, you’ll be able to meet the faculty and get a first-hand account of what you’re classroom experience will be like. Learn what kind of challenges await you at Argosy University, straight from the source. You’ll also be able to speak with current students and get their perspective on what it’s like to be an Argosy student.

You’ll have the chance to see for yourself with a tour of our classrooms and our campus.

We realize that paying for an education isn’t always easy. That’s why our Open House will also feature information on financial aid and how it fits your life.

So come by and learn about where your career is headed. Come and learn about Argosy University.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Argosy University Open House - Twin Cities!

TWIN CITIES OPEN HOUSE

We are glad that you are interested in our open house. Click here to sign up! This is a great first step in getting to know more about Argosy University and the benefits of our unique practitioner-oriented education.

Founded over 35 years ago as a graduate institution focusing on clinical psychology, Argosy University now offers over 50 undergraduate and graduate-level programs in business, criminal justice, education, health sciences, liberal arts, and psychology.

Our faculty and staff are eager to help you succeed. At our open house events faculty, staff, and sometimes even students, are available to help answer your questions – ranging from class schedules and financial aid (for those who qualify), to career services and what it takes to keep you moving towards your goals.

We invite you to learn more about Argosy University by exploring this site, and registering for one of our upcoming Open House events where you can gain a real feel of our programs, our faculty, our flexible schedules, and our dedication to your personal and professional development.

We look forward to seeing you,

Sincerely,

Daron Rodriguez
Vice President of Marketing and Admissions

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Open House Reminder

Argosy University's Next Open House is Fast Approaching!

Make sure to RSVP here.
Check out more details on the event here.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010


Atlanta 6:30 PM
Chicago 6:00 PM
Schaumburg 6:00 PM
Dallas 6:30 PM
Hawaii 6:00 PM
Nashville 6:30 PM
Orange County 6:00 PM
Phoenix 6:00 PM
San Francisco 6:30 PM
Sarasota 6:30 PM
Seattle 6:00 PM
Tampa 6:00 PM
Twin Cities 6:00 PM
Washington DC 6:00 PM
Denver 6:00 PM
Inland Empire 6:30 PM
Los Angeles 6:30 PM
San Diego 6:30 PM
Salt Lake City 6:00 PM

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Argosy Open House

OPEN HOUSE - July 20, 2010

Join us for our next information session where we will answer your questions about available programs, scholarships, financial aid, admissions procedures etc. We’ll be happy to answer your questions and discuss your career goals.

The event will take place at each Argosy University campus. Times/Dates for each campus are listed below.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010


Atlanta 6:30 PM
Chicago 6:00 PM
Schaumburg 6:00 PM
Dallas 6:30 PM
Hawaii 6:00 PM
Nashville 6:30 PM
Orange County 6:00 PM
Phoenix 6:00 PM
San Francisco 6:30 PM
Sarasota 6:30 PM
Seattle 6:00 PM
Tampa 6:00 PM
Twin Cities 6:00 PM
Washington DC 6:00 PM
Denver 6:00 PM
Inland Empire 6:30 PM
Los Angeles 6:30 PM
San Diego 6:30 PM
Salt Lake City 6:00 PM

More information: http://www.argosy.edu/news-events/news-detail.aspx?ID=12085&locationId=40
RSVP: http://www.argosy.edu/infosessionreg.aspx

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Late Life Depression Help | Argosy University

Late life depression is a common mental illness affecting approximately five percent of seniors according to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Symptoms of late life depression include a persistent state of sadness (lasting at least two weeks), excessive worrying, frequent crying or pacing, difficulty sleeping and concentrating and an overall feeling of helplessness. Readthe full article here.