Biography

Diane Snively is a native St. Louisan who grew up in Florissant. She received her M.S. in education and taught students from Kindergarten to 12^th grade with physical, academic, and emotional learning challenges in Indiana and Missouri. She became involved in various Pro-Life activities, especially within the St. Louis archdiocese. Diane co-authored, developed, and updated annually, directed volunteer teachers, and taught the Right S.TA.R.T. Program from 1997 – 2018. Diane is on the Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri Board, Legatus Board as Program Chair, and was on the Board of Cabrini Academy, an archdiocesan elementary school that teaches children from 16 different countries. She has held many leadership positions in her parish, Incarnate Word in Chesterfield, and is also very involved with Life Teen and FOCUS. Diane is the recipient of The St. Louis the King Award, the highest award given to a layperson in the archdiocese, and The Cardinal Carberry Award, given for her extreme involvement in the Respect Life Apostolate of the archdiocese. Diane has been married for 48 years to her husband, Dave; they have three children and seven grandchildren.

Education

Courses

The Augustine Institute Graduate School is committed to the pursuit of wisdom in service of Catholic mission. All of our academic programs therefore seek, first, to allow students to make their own “all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge” (Col. 2:3), which are found in Christ and passed down in the Sacred Tradition of the Catholic Church. Second, our programs prepare students to hand these treasures on to others effectively through evangelization and catechesis.