Happy Holidays from Saint Leo University!

Saint Leo University friends and alumni can take part in the 2010 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am Golf Tournament and benefit Saint Leo at the same time. Kookabura Charity Ticket Packages for the tournament, slated for April 12-18 at TPC Tampa Bay, are now on sale. Kookabura Charity Ticket Packages can also be purchased as Christmas presents for golfers, as customer thank-you gifts, or as employee-recognition awards.

TPC Tampa Bay in Lutz was recently rated as the 13th best public golf facility in GolfWorld Magazine’s 2009 Reader’s Choice Golf Roll. The purchase of Kookabura Charity Ticket Package costs $500, with all proceeds going to Saint Leo University.

Active duty and reserve members of the armed forces often rely on online courses to pursue their educational goals. With the possibility of deployment present as a daily reality, online degree programs can enable military students to work towards their bachelor’s degree or master’s degree without worrying about deployment interrupting their educational program.

Saint Leo University’s Center for Online Learning offers online degree programs that can bolster the academic and professional growth of every student, from undergraduate through master’s degree level. Chartered in 1889, Saint Leo University brings 120 years of educational experience to its highly regarded online degree programs.

One year of tweets later, Saint Leo University’s Twitter account has reached a milestone exceeding 10,000 individual followers. Saint Leo University’s Tweets allow followers to keep up-to-date on new and existing university programs like online learning options, campus events, online student resources, and the always popular Picture of the Day.

Saint Leo University actively participates in the social networks most popular with the student body like Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace. This is one of many ways Saint Leo University interacts with students. Social media sites not only give Saint Leo University an online presence, but a method of communication between main campus, campus branches, and online student body.

While Americans are able to drink clean water from a faucet, there are millions around the world that do not have the luxury of the Clean Water Act.

Saint Leo University, known for its community service interlaced with steadfast and morale education, decided to take part in educating the public on this epidemic. On October 12th, Saint Leo University invited the former New York Times reporter Joseph B. Treaster to discuss the worldwide water crisis in his presentation.