RESIDENCE LIFE: Welcomes students to the Spring 2012 semester!



Your Residence Life Team (Director and Resident Aides)





















“…Catholic Universities are called to a continuous renewal, both as "Universities" and as "Catholic". For, "What is at stake is the very meaning of scientific and technological research, of social life and of culture, but, on an even more profound level, what is at stake is the very meaning of the human person”.  ~Ex Corde Ecclesiae- John Paul II. The task of this sort of renewal is entrusted to not just one, or a few of us, but because it is so delicate, it is entrusted to ALL of us. - Gabriel Negri, R.D


SaraiDiaz, R.A.



"Life is full of challenges, being the college experience one of the big ones. Ave Maria University-Latin American Campus helps you go through this experience in the best way; here you meet true friends, increase your knowledge, and especially, discover the essence, center and rock of our lives: Jesus Christ our savior! Therefore, I encourage  new students to NOT BE AFRAID and take the first step in confidence!" 

Angel Sandoval, R.A.

Ave Maria University welcomes you! Not only will its liberal-arts education prepare you with a set of values, standards, and tools that will enhance your creativity and develop your mind to its full potential but most importantly, it will also help you develop your soul. 

Maria Elena Hernandez, R.A.

Welcome to Ave Maria! God has especially choosen you to be the best! This is the perfect place for you to live a life in harmony, guided by God and our Holy Mother. Wish you the best in this new adventure, blessings!

Erubey Baron, R.A.

"A university shall prepare the students to develop their own careers; Ave Maria University prepares its students to fulfill more than just a career goal"

Juany Reyes, R.A.

  

Welcome to the Residence Halls! "Don't forget to listen for God's voice in everything you do and everywhere you go; He's the one that will keep you on track." Proverbs 3:6

Cristian Canales, R.A.

“We must welcome the future, remembering that soon it will be the past; and we must respect the past, remembering that it was once all that was humanly possible” (George Santayana)