Have You Made the Road Trip Between Campuses?
It’s a road trip taken by many Johnnies over the years—in both directions—on two, three and four wheels. We'd love to hear about your trip!
SJC Road Trip
Exploring the Johnnie Way
Over the course of eight days in July 2017, a member of the St. John’s College Communications team completed a road trip between the college’s campuses in Annapolis, Maryland, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The goal was to meet St. John’s alumni along the way, highlight what they have been up to since they graduated and see how their St. John’s education has played into their lives. What transpired was a 2,544-mile journey across the country and conversations with Johnnies in six cities along the way.
SJC Road Trip 2017: Annapolis to Santa Fe
The journey from Annapolis to Santa Fe went through nine states and Washington, DC.
Read About the SJC Road Trip
A Mentor for Youth
St. John鈥檚 College alumna Quinn Roberts (SF16) is working as a mentor at a therapeutic boarding school in western North Carolina.
Read Quinn's Story
The Art of Learning
Jillian Sico (A05) spent recent years working with refugees in Georgia, but is preparing for a change.
Read Jillian's Story
Building for the Future
Graham Gordon (AGI13) is a site supervisor for Habitat for Humanity in Tennessee.
Read Graham's Story
The Pursuit of Education
Daryl Breithaupt (SF13, EC14) has maintained a lifelong interest in education, and it continues with his work as a substitute teacher in Arkansas.
Read Daryl's Story
An Odyssey for Johnnies
Patrick and Tianlu Redmon bonded over The Odyssey and are now on a journey together.
Specializing in Communication
Liz Bush (SF08) is on a quest to help people suffering from communication disorders in Texas.
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Annapolis to Santa Fe
A group stands atop Grandfather Mountain in western North Carolina during the first day of the road trip from Annapolis to Santa Fe.
An artist paints a landscape on Black Rock Mountain in north Georgia.
Lookout Mountain in Tennessee towers over the Chattanooga area.
The Mississippi River is shown from Memphis, Tennessee.
A monument to folk music legend Woody Guthrie stands in his hometown of Okemah, Oklahoma.
Palo Duro Canyon in Texas is the second largest canyon in the United States.
Cadillac Ranch is a public art installation in Amarillo, Texas.
A storm rolls into the mountains near Santa Fe on the final day of the road trip.