Questions for the Admissions and Recruitment Team?

No matter where you're at in your post-secondary search process, our team is eager to help you. We can:

• Assist you through the application process, whether you're applying to your first year of our Bachelor of Arts program, our Master of Social Work program, or any program in between!
• Offer scholarship and bursary application support to help offset the cost of post-secondary studies.
• Provide information about academic programs and the course registration process.
• Help you learn about the benefits of living in residence and assist you through the residence reservation process.
• Offer guidance and information about career options available to STUdents—during and after their degrees!
• Provide information about living and learning in the capital city of Fredericton, whether you've already lived in Fredericton or are new to Canada altogether.

We look forward to connecting in whichever way is most convenient for you, whether you wish to touch base during:

• Campus Tours,
• In-person Events,
• Live Chat, or
• Virtual Events.

You can also reach out to us via phone or email. Our office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Atlantic, and you can always reach us by phone at +1-506-452-0532 or via email at admissions@stu.ca.

Our team is here for all your future STUdent needs! Learn more about our team members below and get in touch today. 

Cristi Flood-Caristi
Director of Student Recruitment

Regions: Students and schools in the Greater Fredericton Area, as well as parents and supporters, guidance counsellors, and partners across the globe.

I have had the pleasure of studying, teaching, and working at St. Thomas University, and through these experiences, I have come to learn that STU truly is a university unlike any other. Studying at St. Thomas University affords students the opportunity to develop well-rounded, nuanced understandings of complex issues, while honing skills, gaining experience, and forging a network that will allow them to make a meaningful difference.

This is all done within the context of a safe, tight-knit community in which students are guided by faculty, who are experts in their fields; staff, who are committed to fostering students’ growth; and peers, who share a commitment to social responsibility.  Our team is committed to providing you with a high level of service, information, and insight that is in keeping with the level of support you will be offered throughout your STUdent career, so please do not hesitate to be in touch with us.

CONTACT CRISTI

(506)452-0529  |  caflood@stu.ca  |  @cristiatstu

Hannah Johnston
On-Campus Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in Newfoundland and Labrador, the Territories, and Asia, as well as all guests visiting our beautiful campus.

I completed both a BA and BEd at STU. Coming to university from a small town of 900 people was intimidating, but STU welcomed me with open arms and made me feel like a part of the community. STU’s small class sizes allowed my professors to get to know me and made it easier to connect with my peers and form friendships that I still have today.

CONTACT HANNAH

(506)453-7218 | hannah@stu.ca 

Muchaneta Nyambuya
Digital Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in Alberta, British Columbia, and Africa, as well as independent educational counsellors and agents.

I came to STU as an international student from South Africa and graduated with a double major in Human Rights and Criminology and Criminal Justice. STU’s small class sizes allowed me to learn from my peers and foster connections with my professors who I have stayed in touch with after graduation.

CONTACT MUCHANETA

(506)452-0562 | muchaneta@stu.ca

Alex Dascalu
Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in New Brunswick (Anglophone East and Anglophone South), Ontario, and Europe.

I graduated from STU with a double major in Journalism and Communications and Public Policy. As Canada’s only public university primarily dedicated to the liberal arts, STU helped me gain a diversity of knowledge. I took courses outside of my comfort zone, which challenged me and helped me develop better critical thinking skills.

CONTACT ALEX

(506)452-0460 | alex@stu.ca 

Meaghan Stewart
Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in New Brunswick (Anglophone West and Anglophone North), Prince Edward Island, and Australasia.

At STU, you’re encouraged to explore a variety of disciplines. I completed a BA with a major in Gerontology and minors in Psychology and Communications & Public Policy, while also taking courses in areas like English, Sociology, and Human Rights. STU’s diverse academic offerings provide a well-rounded education, and I took full advantage!

CONTACT MEAGHAN

(506)452-0506 | mstewart@stu.ca 

Jenika Guitard
Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, and Latin America.

During my time at STU, I had the chance to form long-lasting connections, participate in exciting hands-on learning, and enjoy the tight-knit community that this small university of big opportunities has to offer.  I completed my Bachelor of Arts at STU with a major in Anthropology and minors in Forensic Anthropology and English. I was able to further personalize my learning by taking classes in other areas of study, such as Gerontology, Fine Arts, and History.

CONTACT JENIKA

(506) 460-0386  |   jenika@stu.ca

Jonathan Desroches
Admissions Counsellor

Regions: Students and schools in New Brunswick (Francophone schools), Quebec, Manitoba, and the United States.

I graduated from STU with a double major in Economics and Communications & Public Policy. The tight-knit community and small class sizes are what gained my attention at STU. Being able to connect closely with not only your classmates, but your professors as well really grabbed my attention. Creating these relationships allowed me to get the most out of my education.

CONTACT JONATHAN

(506) 371-4049  |   jonathan@stu.ca