Marianne Mount on Jen Fulwiler Radio Show
CDU President Dr. Marianne Evans Mount was interviewed on the “Jen Fulwiler Radio Show” on September 14, 2016. Click below to hear Dr. Mount speak about CDU and the importance of lifelong learning.
Archbishop Lori, Knights honored for commitment to Catholic higher education
November 08, 2016
By Christopher Gunty
ARLINGTON, Va. – What started as correspondence courses by mail more than three decades ago is now an online university that awards degrees in Catholic theology to students around the world.
Catholic Distance University moved its headquarters from Virginia to Charles Town, W.V., in 2014, but continues to educate students in all 50 states and more than 60 countries in graduate certificate programs and associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. CDU claims to be the only all-online Catholic university in the United States.
Knights’ Leaders Recognized for Commitment to Higher Education
From Knightline, News for Knights of Columbus leaders, December 2016 issue
At its annual dinner and awards ceremony Nov. 5 in Arlington, Va., Catholic Distance University bestowed its Founder’s Award upon Supreme Knight Carl Anderson and Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William Lori for their contributions to Catholic education. This award constitutes the university’s highest honor.
Catholic Distance University Honors Order’s Commitment to Education
At it’s annual dinner and awards ceremony Nov. 4 in Arlington, VA., Catholic Distance University (CDU) bestowed its Founder’s Award on Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson and Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William Lori for their contributions to Catholic education.
CDU on Relevant Radio
Click below to hear interviews with Sister Mary Brendon Zajac on Relevant Radio’s Morning Air program
CDU in the News: 2013 Gala
Catholic Distance University celebrates three decades of faith education
Ann M. Augherton | 11/26/13 | Catholic Herald
Arlington Bishop Paul S. Loverde presents the Founders Award to Barbara and Tim Murphy of St. Agnes Church in Arlington for their many years of service to Catholic Distance University and to the local Catholic community as Marianne Evans Mount (left), CDU president, and the couple’s son Brian Murphy look on. Thirty years of educating the laity in faith formation and theology was the focus of the Catholic Distance University Nov. 23 gala in Arlington.
Being likened to “the humble grain of the mustard seed” planted 30 years ago, Marianne Evans Mount, CDU president, said that seed continues to foster “an invitation 24 hours a day to the living word of God.” Arlington Bishop Paul S. Loverde, chairman of the CDU board of trustees, gave a blessing and spoke at the event. The bishop praised CDU for its strong mission and for being “an evangelizing voice throughout the world.”
