Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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*This building will be off limits during the training, due to safety concerns. Barricades and signage will be posted at all entrances. If you need to enter, please notify UPD prior to your arrival.

This training is a critical component in preparing our officers and first responders to effectively respond to high-risk situations and ensure public safety. These exercises play a vital role by helping simulate real-world conditions, allowing our UPD team to train in a realistic and dynamic environment.

You may observe or hear officers in protective gear carrying emergency equipment or exposed firearms. You may see volunteers lying on the ground in the role of injured individuals. You may hear loud noises, including gunshots, banging and yelling. Again, these are scenario exercises and not real events.

UPD follows the nationally recognized A.L.E.R.R.T. program, which was created in 2002 as a partnership between Texas State University, the Hays County Sheriff’s Office and the San Marcos Police Department, and has since been adopted by the Texas Governor – Criminal Justice Division, U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI. UPD has been successfully trained in A.L.E.R.R.T. since 2010.

Questions? For more information, please contact Sgt. Frank Hernandez at 210-431-6755 or at fhernandez19@stmarytx.edu.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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*This building will be off limits during the training, due to safety concerns. Barricades and signage will be posted at all entrances. If you need to enter, please notify UPD prior to your arrival.

This training is a critical component in preparing our officers and first responders to effectively respond to high-risk situations and ensure public safety. These exercises play a vital role by helping simulate real-world conditions, allowing our UPD team to train in a realistic and dynamic environment.

You may observe or hear officers in protective gear carrying emergency equipment or exposed firearms. You may see volunteers lying on the ground in the role of injured individuals. You may hear loud noises, including gunshots, banging and yelling. Again, these are scenario exercises and not real events.

UPD follows the nationally recognized A.L.E.R.R.T. program, which was created in 2002 as a partnership between Texas State University, the Hays County Sheriff’s Office and the San Marcos Police Department, and has since been adopted by the Texas Governor – Criminal Justice Division, U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI. UPD has been successfully trained in A.L.E.R.R.T. since 2010.

Questions? For more information, please contact Sgt. Frank Hernandez at 210-431-6755 or at fhernandez19@stmarytx.edu.

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The Jazz Camp is open to middle school and high school students in grades 7-12.

Jazz Combo Rehearsal: Students will meet as part of a jazz combo rehearsing music in preparation for an end-of-the-week performance. Students will be able to work with a high-quality member of the St. Mary’s Jazz Faculty in preparation for the concert.

Instrumental Master Classes: Each student (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, drums) will meet together with their instrument-specific Jazz Faculty teacher to learn fundamentals specific to their instrument. The focus will be on advancing each student’s playing abilities in a jazz context.

Guided Listening/Improvisation/Jazz Theory: Students will explore the basics of learning how to listen to seminal recordings within the jazz tradition and learn to improvise in a small group jazz setting. For beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, these sessions center more specifically on learning and advancing fundamentals and techniques to enhance the student’s skills concerning jazz improvisation. Members of the Jazz Faculty will also supplement each of the students with jazz theory material (e.g., improvisation patterns, chord voicings, etc.).

For more information about the St. Mary’s University Summer Jazz Camp, contact Adrian Ruiz, D.M.A., Director of Jazz Studies, at aruiz22@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, please contact the Rattler Ready! team at orientation@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-8066.

For more information or to register, visit the Rattler Orientation page.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, please contact Jason King at jking25@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Students will gain hands-on experience through faculty-led projects and simulations and build confidence through workshops rooted in the Marianist values of service and collaboration. They will prepare to engage as leaders in a diverse and interconnected world and strengthen cross-cultural understanding. At St. Mary’s, we encourage innovative thinking, ethical decision-making and a commitment to community, preparing students for future studies and careers.

If you have questions, please contact Brissa Campos Toscano at bcampos8@stmarytx.edu.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information about course schedules, deadlines and more.

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For more information, please contact Jason King at jking25@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, please contact the Rattler Ready! team at orientation@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-8066.

For more information or to register, visit the Rattler Orientation page.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, please contact Jason King at jking25@stmarytx.edu.

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Pack your bags and join School of Law Dean Patricia Roberts, J.D., and the St. Mary’s Law team in Innsbruck, Austria.
If you attended while in law school, it’s time to return to the Alps. Reconnect with fellow alumni of the St. Mary’s Innsbruck Program.

While visiting Innsbruck, alumni can participate in optional continuing legal education programming totaling 15 hours of CLE credit, including three hours in ethics, presented in a setting that blends education with the breathtaking Alpine surroundings.

For more information, contact Brooke Pate at Lpate@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3774.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, please contact Jason King at jking25@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu

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For more information, contact registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information about course schedules, deadlines and more.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information about course schedules, deadlines and more.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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The McNair Scholars Program empowers undergraduate students to pursue graduate education and research careers. This symposium represents the pinnacle of their summer journey, highlighting the innovative work and scholarly achievements of our talented students.

Event Schedule:

Morning Session: Opening Remarks on the importance of research, followed by Scholar presentationsLuncheon: Conversation on the importance of researchAfternoon Session: Scholar presentations (continued)

We warmly invite the entire St. Mary’s community, along with family and friends, to attend this inspiring event. Your presence helps honor our scholars’ hard work and commitment to academic research. Come support the next generation of researchers and scholars as they take this important step in their academic journey!

If you have any questions, contact Joshua Dunn, Ph.D., at jdunn5@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information on course schedules, deadlines and degree plans, visit the Office of the Registrar page.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information on course schedules, deadlines and degree plans.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Greulich at jgreulich@stmarytx.edu.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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Grades: 6th - 12th (as of Fall 2026)

Ages: 11 - 18 (by the start of camp)

Esports camps will run Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST on all days.

A typical day includes camper drop-off at the Esports Arena located in the University Center, a morning session covering game fundamentals and drills, lunch at our Diamondback Café, organized competition and various team activities in the afternoon. Monday and Wednesdays include an hour in our indoor swimming pool. Camper pick-up will be inside the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center.

Camp Highlights

Camps led by Esports Coaches and highly skilled Student-AthletesCamp ratio is one camp counselor to every six campersCampers grouped by grade and skill levelLunch provided in our Diamondback CaféSwimming on Monday and WednesdayEsports multimedia and streaming day on WednesdayCompetition and “Award Ceremony” on Thursday

What to Bring

Campers are asked to have an Epic Games account created prior to the start of camp, which will be used for campers to access and play Rocket League and FortnitePersonal water bottle and afternoon snacksMONDAY/WEDNESDAY: Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothesOPTIONAL: Mouse, keyboard, and headsetOPTIONAL: Game controller (wired controllers are preferred; we often have connectivity issues with wireless/Bluetooth controllers)

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu or call (210) 431-6789.

For Law School Commencement information, please call (210) 436-3531.

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If you have any questions, please contact the Rattler Ready! team at orientation@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-8066.

For more information or to register, visit the Rattler Orientation page.

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Location

Practice Soccer Field

Sport

Soccer

Grades

2nd - 8th

Ages

8 - 14

Camp Info

Receive high-level training from members of the St. Mary’s Women’s Soccer program, including coaches and student-athletes. Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their soccer skills and enhance their love for the sport. Camp is open to boys and girls of all skill levels, aged 8-14. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals, including dribbling, passing and shooting.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 7:30 a.m.
Session: 8 a.m. to Noon

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Practice Soccer Field

Sport

Soccer

Grades

2nd - 8th

Ages

8 - 14

Camp Info

Receive high-level training from members of the St. Mary’s Women’s Soccer program, including coaches and student-athletes. Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their soccer skills and enhance their love for the sport. Camp is open to boys and girls of all skill levels, aged 8-14. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals, including dribbling, passing and shooting.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 7:30 a.m.
Session: 8 a.m. to Noon

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

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The program will include approximately 13 sessions on applicable laws, ethics, best practices in advocacy, case strategies and dispute resolution procedures, taught by national leaders in the field.

The purpose of the SEAS program is to provide training in special education advocacy for advocates, law students, new attorneys and attorneys who are new to special education law.

Proceeds from the summit will support the Center for Legal and Social Justice, which provides free legal services from attorneys and second- and third-year law students to income-qualified clients in San Antonio and South Texas. Students enjoy hands-on experience in all aspects of case handling under the direct supervision of a faculty member of St. Mary’s University School of Law.

If you have any questions, contact Cyrilla-Lyn Thompson at cthompson17@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Practice Soccer Field

Sport

Soccer

Grades

2nd - 8th

Ages

8 - 14

Camp Info

Receive high-level training from members of the St. Mary’s Women’s Soccer program, including coaches and student-athletes. Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their soccer skills and enhance their love for the sport. Camp is open to boys and girls of all skill levels, aged 8-14. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals, including dribbling, passing and shooting.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 7:30 a.m.
Session: 8 a.m. to Noon

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

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The program will include approximately 13 sessions on applicable laws, ethics, best practices in advocacy, case strategies and dispute resolution procedures, taught by national leaders in the field.

The purpose of the SEAS program is to provide training in special education advocacy for advocates, law students, new attorneys and attorneys who are new to special education law.

Proceeds from the summit will support the Center for Legal and Social Justice, which provides free legal services from attorneys and second- and third-year law students to income-qualified clients in San Antonio and South Texas. Students enjoy hands-on experience in all aspects of case handling under the direct supervision of a faculty member of St. Mary’s University School of Law.

If you have any questions, contact Cyrilla-Lyn Thompson at cthompson17@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Practice Soccer Field

Sport

Soccer

Grades

2nd - 8th

Ages

8 - 14

Camp Info

Receive high-level training from members of the St. Mary’s Women’s Soccer program, including coaches and student-athletes. Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their soccer skills and enhance their love for the sport. Camp is open to boys and girls of all skill levels, aged 8-14. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals, including dribbling, passing and shooting.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 7:30 a.m.
Session: 8 a.m. to Noon

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact St. Mary’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach Kevin Driggs at kdriggs@stmarytx.edu.

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The program will include approximately 13 sessions on applicable laws, ethics, best practices in advocacy, case strategies and dispute resolution procedures, taught by national leaders in the field.

The purpose of the SEAS program is to provide training in special education advocacy for advocates, law students, new attorneys and attorneys who are new to special education law.

Proceeds from the summit will support the Center for Legal and Social Justice, which provides free legal services from attorneys and second- and third-year law students to income-qualified clients in San Antonio and South Texas. Students enjoy hands-on experience in all aspects of case handling under the direct supervision of a faculty member of St. Mary’s University School of Law.

If you have any questions, contact Cyrilla-Lyn Thompson at cthompson17@stmarytx.edu.

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The program will include approximately 13 sessions on applicable laws, ethics, best practices in advocacy, case strategies and dispute resolution procedures, taught by national leaders in the field.

The purpose of the SEAS program is to provide training in special education advocacy for advocates, law students, new attorneys and attorneys who are new to special education law.

Proceeds from the summit will support the Center for Legal and Social Justice, which provides free legal services from attorneys and second- and third-year law students to income-qualified clients in San Antonio and South Texas. Students enjoy hands-on experience in all aspects of case handling under the direct supervision of a faculty member of St. Mary’s University School of Law.

If you have any questions, contact Cyrilla-Lyn Thompson at cthompson17@stmarytx.edu.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information about deadlines and academic policies.

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If you have any questions, contact Briana Dominguez at bdominguez3@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Briana Dominguez at bdominguez3@stmarytx.edu.

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Showcase your skills against tough competition in front of college coaches at all levels. Instruction given by St. Mary’s staff and student-athletes.

Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Women’s Basketball

Grades

9th - College Sophomore

Ages

14 - 20

Opened to

Female

Camp Info

Showcase your skills against tough competition before college coaches from all levels at the St. Mary’s Women’s Basketball Elite Camp. Instruction given by St. Mary’s staff and student-athletes. Additional coaches from D-II, D-III, NAIA and junior college levels will be in attendance, observing players. T-shirt included.

Walk-ups are welcome at a rate of $85 per camper.

Schedule

Camp Session: 1-5 p.m.
Check-in: Begins at 12:30 p.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Form

All campers are required to review, sign and submit the Assumption of Risk and Waiver of Liability Form. This can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Liz Boyd at eboyd@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Do you have additional questions? Please email St. Mary’s Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Liz Boyd at eboyd@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

6th - 8th

Ages

11 - 14

Camp Info

The Setting and Attacking Skills Camp is a positional clinic for setters and attackers. Setters will focus on overall technique and learn strategies to advance their knowledge of the position. Attackers will learn various techniques, advance their attacking IQ, and build their confidence as an attacker. This clinic is open to all skill levels.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Morning Session: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Afternoon Session: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

Kindergarten - 5th

Ages

5 - 11

Camp Info

Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their volleyball skills, learn more about volleyball and enjoy the game of volleyball. The camp is specially designed to meet the needs of athletes entering grades K-5th. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is emphasized during instruction on the following areas: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Session: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

6th - 8th

Ages

11 - 14

Camp Info

The Ball Control Camp will be solely focused on the development of passing. This will be as both a passer in serve receive, as well as a defender. Athletes will learn the ins and outs of passing against a high-level serve and defending an attack. Campers will learn new techniques and strategies as a passer. This clinic is open to all skill levels.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Morning Session: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Afternoon Session: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Form

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

Kindergarten - 5th

Ages

5 - 11

Camp Info

Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their volleyball skills, learn more about volleyball and enjoy the game of volleyball. The camp is specially designed to meet the needs of athletes entering grades K-5th. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is emphasized during instruction on the following areas: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Session: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

Kindergarten - 5th

Ages

5 - 11

Camp Info

Our youth camp is tailored to the beginning player who wants to improve their volleyball skills, learn more about volleyball and enjoy the game of volleyball. The camp is specially designed to meet the needs of athletes entering grades K-5th. The camp focuses on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is emphasized during instruction on the following areas: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Session: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

6th - 8th

Ages

11 - 14

Camp Info

The Serving Camp is designed to help teach the fundamentals and necessary skills for strong serving. Athletes will participate in drills and technique development sessions to build consistency and confidence in their serves. This clinic is open to all skill levels.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 11:30 a.m.
Session: Noon to 1:30 p.m.

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact Laura Bagley at lbagley@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

6th - 8th

Ages

11 - 14

Camp Info

The All-Skills Camp is specially designed to meet the needs of athletes entering grades 6th-8th. The skills camp focuses on all aspects of the game with the emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is emphasized during instruction on the following areas: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking. Campers will receive a variety of coaching from current St. Mary’s coaches and athletes. This clinic is open to all skill levels.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Morning Session: 9 a.m. to Noon
Afternoon Session: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

*Same schedule on both days

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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Visit the Office of the Registrar page for more information about course schedules, deadlines and more.

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For more information on course schedules, deadlines and degree plans, visit the Office of the Registrar page.

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For more information, contact Laura Bagley at lbagley@stmarytx.edu.

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Location

Bill Greehey Arena

Sport

Volleyball

Grades

6th - 8th

Ages

11 - 14

Camp Info

The All-Skills Camp is specially designed to meet the needs of athletes entering grades 6th-8th. The skills camp focuses on all aspects of the game with the emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is emphasized during instruction on the following areas: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense and blocking. Campers will receive a variety of coaching from current St. Mary’s coaches and athletes. This clinic is open to all skill levels.

Schedule

Check-in begins: 8:30 a.m.
Morning Session: 9 a.m. to Noon
Afternoon Session: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

*Same schedule on both days

Refund Policy

Camp fee is non-refundable without a doctor’s statement.

Liability Forms

All campers are required to review, sign and submit Camp Liability forms. These can be downloaded and emailed to St. Mary’s Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

Questions?

Questions? Contact Assistant Volleyball Coach Alec Straw at astraw@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Briana Dominguez at bdominguez3@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Briana Dominguez at bdominguez3@stmarytx.edu.

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During Convocation, we will present the 2026 President's Awards for Excellence to three employees who showed exemplary leadership, innovation and service during the past year. We will also celebrate faculty and staff members who have reached a milestone in years of service.

A reception will follow in the Auxiliary Gym.

Questions? Contact the Office of Human Resources at humanresources@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3725.

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For more information on course schedules, deadlines and degree plans, visit the Office of the Registrar page.

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If you have any questions, please contact the Rattler Ready! team at orientation@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-8066.

For more information or to register, visit the Rattler Orientation page.

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CLICK HERE to learn more about Zaragoza.

For more information, contact zaragoza@stmarytx.edu.

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Faculty and Staff:

9:30 a.m., Begin assembling in cap and gown, AA&CC Concourse
10 a.m., Academic procession into Greehey Arena

Academic regalia is required to participate in the academic procession. Faculty and staff who do not own regalia are still invited to attend and sit in general guest seating.

For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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Blessed Chaminade had his great vision of God's calling at The Pillar in Zaragoza. Start your own journey at The Pillar Retreat.

CLICK HERE to register.

For more information, contact Saul Polanco at 210-436-3213.

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If you have any questions, contact Jonathan Cordova at jcordova9@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Jonathan Cordova at jcordova9@stmarytx.edu.

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*To accommodate participation at this special Mass, all undergraduate 11:10 a.m. classes are canceled.

For questions, please contact the Office of University Ministry at 210-436-3213.

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For more information, contact registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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If you have any questions, contact Sandra Moore at smoore22@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact Laura Bagley at lbagley@stmarytx.edu.

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Stop by our information table in the University Center for delicious snacks! Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn and celebrate the Hispanic community’s rich cultural heritage and contributions. We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information, contact Julieta Sanchez at jsanchez95@stmarytx.edu.

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Keynote Speaker:

1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Poster Session:

2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Refreshments will be provided.

Mingle and chat with students about their summer research experiences!

If you have any questions, contact Krystle Alcorta at kalcorta@stmarytx.edu.

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Attendees can also explore newly reconfigured library spaces, browse the new vinyl record collection and enjoy a blessing, brief remarks and guided tours of the second floor highlighting summer updates. All are welcome—come see what’s new at your library!

Light refreshments will be served.

If you have any questions, contact Katherine Thonen at kthonen@stmarytx.edu.

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The Merienda Tradition is a time to relax and enjoy the company of family and friends. “Merienda” is a common term in Europe and Latin America that refers to an afternoon snack or “a simple bocadillo, fruit, yogurt or some sort of sweet bread or pastry.”

For more information, contact Julieta Sanchez at jsanchez25@stmarytx.edu.

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Whether you are actively job searching or just beginning to explore your future, this event is a great way to build confidence, make connections and take the next step toward your career goals.

Business attire is recommended.

Don’t miss your chance to network, ask questions and open the door to new opportunities!

If you have any questions, contact Gilbert Palomo at gpalomo2@stmarytx.edu.

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Registration opens Fall 2026.

Questions? Contact the Office of Admission at uadm@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3126, or visit www.stmarytx.edu/admission.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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Please join us for an Evening Prayer and Reception hosted by the Rev. Bill Meyer, S.M., Rector; and the Rev. John Thompson, S.M., Vice President for Mission, to honor and celebrate the 209th anniversary of the Founding of the Society of Mary (Marianists) by Blessed William Joseph Chaminade.

Evening Prayer will take place in Reinbolt Hall, Assumption Chapel, and the reception will take place in the University Center, Mengler Conference Room.

For more information, contact Sandra Moore, 210-436-3839 or Cindy Stooksberry, 210-431-8094

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Tickets for all alumni and their guests will be free, and complimentary food and refreshments will be available! Additionally, the first 50 alumni will receive a unique StMU swag item for the game.

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu if you have any questions.

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The 5K proceeds benefit Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

For more information and to sign up, visit www.stmarytx.edu/5K.

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Coach Herman A. “Buddy” Meyer Jr. built a legacy of leadership and sportsmanship – a culture that still exists across Rattler Nation today.

The Buddy Meyer Athletics Golf Tournament honors his commitment to student-athletes and his alma mater. Thank you for supporting St. Mary’s student-athletes and strengthening the foundation Buddy built.

Tournament Features

Florida Scramble: four-player teams – 18 holesParticipant gift bagsDoor prizes, raffle prizes and silent auctionDriving range, cart and green fees includedBreakfast and lunch, or lunch and dinner includedAwards to 1st, 2nd, 3rd place and low-gross winners

Schedule

Morning Scramble

6:30 a.m., Sign-in and breakfast

8 a.m., Morning shotgun start

Noon, Lunch provided by Rock & Brews

The awards ceremony will immediately follow the tournament.

Afternoon Scramble

11:30 a.m., Sign-in

Noon, Box lunch in carts provided by Rock & Brews

12:30 p.m., Afternoon shotgun starts

5:30 p.m., Dinner provided by Aramark

The awards ceremony will immediately follow the tournament.

For more information, contact Chad Peters at cpeters@stmarytx.edu.

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Undergraduate students who have completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the end of the current semester are eligible to order. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order rings after completing 18 credit hours in their respective programs.

Place your ring order before March 12, 2027, in order to participate in the Annual Rattler Ring Ceremony.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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The Merienda Tradition is a time to relax and enjoy the company of family and friends. “Merienda” is a common term in Europe and Latin America that refers to an afternoon snack or “a simple bocadillo, fruit, yogurt or some sort of sweet bread or pastry.”

For more information, contact Julieta Sanchez at jsanchez25@stmarytx.edu.

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Undergraduate students who have completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the end of the current semester are eligible to order. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order rings after completing 18 credit hours in their respective programs.

Place your ring order before March 12, 2027, in order to participate in the Annual Rattler Ring Ceremony.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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Undergraduate students who have completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the end of the current semester are eligible to order. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order rings after completing 18 credit hours in their respective programs.

Place your ring order before March 12, 2027, in order to participate in the Annual Rattler Ring Ceremony.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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This event is by invitation only.

Questions? Please email events@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-6789.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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For more information, contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stmarytx.edu or 210-431-6789.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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Wondering what comes after your undergraduate degree? Whether you’re interested in a combined degree program, a master’s degree or another professional pathway, Discovery Day is your chance to explore your options and plan with confidence.

Meet one-on-one with representatives from graduate and professional programs at St. Mary’s University and other Texas universities. Ask questions, compare programs and learn about academic pathways designed to help you reach your personal and professional goals.

Walk away with valuable insights, a clearer vision for your future and the information you need to choose the graduate or professional program that’s right for you — all in one convenient place.

All attendees will be entered to win a St. Mary’s University engraved 40-ounce Hydro Flask® Travel Tumbler.

If you have any questions, contact Gilbert Palomo at gpalomo2@stmarytx.edu.

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Tickets for all alumni and their guests will be free, and complimentary food and refreshments will be available! Additionally, the first 50 alumni will receive a unique StMU swag item for the game.

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu if you have any questions.

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Red Mass will be livestreamed by Catholic Television for those who cannot attend. People of all faiths are invited.

Reception to follow at the San Fernando Ballroom.

For additional information, please contact Sister Grace Walle, F.M.I., D>Min., St. Mary's University School of Law Chaplain at gwalle@stmarytx.edu or (210) 436-3063.

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Featuring Father Patrick Flanagan, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Theology and Religious Studies, St. John's University (NY)

If you have any questions, contact Jason King, Ph.D. at jking25@stmarytx.edu.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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After you have been admitted to St. Mary’s, keep an eye on your email for registration information!

Questions? Contact the Office of Admission at uadm@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3126, or visit www.stmarytx.edu/admission.

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After you have been admitted to St. Mary’s, keep an eye on your email for registration information!

Questions? Contact the Office of Admission at uadm@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3126, or visit www.stmarytx.edu/admission.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 210-436-3324 or alumni@stmarytx.edu.

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Featuring Dr. Paul Manoguerra, Director and Curator, Jundt Art Museum, Gonzaga University

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Presented by the Department of Biological Sciences

Fall 2026 End of Semester Poster Session

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

UC- Mengler Conference Room

Refreshments will be served.

If you have any questions, contact Krystle Alcorta at kalcorta@stmarytx.edu.

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Admission:
$10 donation or one new, unwrapped toy

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Departure from this schedule can be authorized only by the Dean of the School for undergraduate course and Graduate Dean for graduate courses. Finals must be given during final examination week only.

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Departure from this schedule can be authorized only by the Dean of the School for undergraduate course and Graduate Dean for graduate courses. Finals must be given during final examination week only.

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Miracle on 36th Street Wrapping Station
University Center, Conference Room B

Share in the season of hope by bringing a new, unwrapped toy to the wrapping station in support of the Miracle on 36th Street Toy and Donation Drive. Monetary contributions are welcome.

This event is open to all University employees only.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

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Baccalaureate Mass begins at 5:30 p.m.

Graduates are to assemble for the Academic Procession in cap and gown by 5 p.m., Friday, Dec. 11, in the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center, Auxiliary Gym. Staff will be on hand to assist.

For more information, contact University Ministry at university.ministry@stmarytx.edu.

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University offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4.

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University offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4.

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University offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4.

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University offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4.

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University offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4.

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Click Here for more information about academic calendars, policies and more.

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This event is by invitation only.

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Featuring Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, Director of the Institute for Faith and Learning, Baylor University

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Undergraduate students who have completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the current semester are eligible to order their ring. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order their rings after completing 18 credit hours in their respective programs.

Be sure to order your Official Rattler Ring before Friday, March 12, 2027, to be eligible to participate in the Annual Rattler Ring Ceremony on Friday, April 9, 2027.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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Undergraduate students who have completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the current semester are eligible to order their ring. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order their rings after completing 18 credit hours in their respective programs.

Be sure to order your Official Rattler Ring before Friday, March 12, 2027, to be eligible to participate in the Annual Rattler Ring Ceremony on Friday, April 9, 2027.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

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Featuring Kerry Alys Robinson, President and CEO, Catholic Charities USA

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We look forward to seeing you there!

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University Offices will be open.

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Please note: no pets, with the exception of service animals, are allowed on the St. Mary’s University campus during Homecoming Oyster Bake.

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Undergraduate students who have already completed or will complete 75 credit hours by the current semester are eligible to purchase this special ring. Graduate, Ph.D. and Law students may order after completing 18 credit hours in their specific program.

Students who order the official Rattler Ring from Balfour are eligible to participate in the annual Rattler Ring Ceremony on Friday, April 9, 2027.

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This year, the Presidential Award Ceremony will take place on Friday, May 14, 2027, at 2 p.m.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Student Development at 210-436-3331.

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Baccalaureate Mass begins at 5:30 p.m.

Graduates are to assemble for the Academic Procession in cap and gown by 5 p.m., Friday, May 14, in the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center, Auxiliary Gym. Staff will be on hand to assist.

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The 2027 Alumni Golf Classic will be held at the Dominion Country Club on Monday, May 17, 2027.

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