Whether you graduated from our master's degree programs or our continuing education programs, you are an important part of the Neuhoff School of Ministry family! We encourage you to stay engaged with your fellow alumni and SOM, as well as the University of Dallas, by attending alumni events, including our annual alumni reunion where we honor two distinguished SOM alumni.
Each year before the Landregan Lecture, the Neuhoff School of Ministry hosts an annual alumni reunion. We encourage all Neuhoff School of Ministry alumni, both from our graduate programs and from our Catholic Biblical School and other continuing education programs, to attend. This is a great opportunity to reunite with classmates, network with alumni you have never met, and discover how the Neuhoff School of Ministry is positively impacting the Church of North Texas and beyond!
As a Neuhoff School of Ministry alum, you are an integral part of the University of Dallas alumni community. Keep up to date with the university-wide alumni events here.
Each year, the Neuhoff School of Ministry honors two distinguished alumni, awarding the Lumen Gentium Award and Dei Verbum Award. Read about our distinguished alumni award winners.
Interested in building community among Neuhoff School of Ministry alumni? Whether you would like to help plan a Neuhoff School of Ministry alumni event, recruit new students or nominate an alum for the Distinguished Alumni awards, we would love to hear your ideas. Please email us at ministryevents@udallas.edu and we will get back to you! Our alumni are a vital part of the work we do. We are open to suggestions! You can also visit the UD Alumni Relations website to find out more about how you can get involved with university-wide alumni relations.
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+ Read MoreIn a mountain range in Italy, Sophia Andaloro, BS '19, investigates dark matter. One of the 2019 Cardinal Spellman recipients at UD, Andaloro received both the 2020 NSF Graduate Fellowship and the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE NNSA SSGF) this past year, her first year in graduate school at Rice University. She is one of five graduate students who will join the NNSA program this fall.
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