Assumption
Partners with Simmons College for Collaborative Doctor of Physical
Therapy Program
May, 2005—Good news for Assumption’s aspiring
physical therapists: A new collaboration with Simmons College
will help them achieve their professional goals more quickly
than they ever imagined. |
Beck
Institute Workshop: "Dialectical Behavior Therapy: A Clinical
Introduction" with Rebecca Hanson-Richardson, Ph.D.
May, 2005—Assumption College's Aaron T. Beck
Institute for Cognitive Studies presents the above-named workshop
on Friday, May 20, 2005. |
Fathers
and Sons Workshop: May 20-22, 2005
May, 2005—Assumption College and the Worcester
Men's Resource Center will sponsor a Fathers & Sons Workshop
from May 20-22, 2005. |
CE
Open House: May 18, 2005
May, 2005—The Center for Continuing & Professional
Education at Assumption College is holding an Open House for
adult learners on Wednesday, May 18, 2005. |
88th
Commencement Exercises: May 14, 2005
May, 2005—Assumption’s 88th Commencement
was a celebration of firsts. |
Tag
Sale for Mexico Mission: May 7, 2005
May, 2005—Assumption's Campus Ministry office
will hold its annual Tag Sale to raise funds for the 2005 Mexico
Mission on May 7, 2005. |
Honors
Convocation 2005
May, 2005—Several
students were honored for their
academic
excellence at the 2005 Honors Convocation. |
Assumption
to Partner with Area Agencies to Bring History to Life;
Awarded $200,000 Grant from National Endowment for the Humanities
May, 2005—On Tuesday, May 3, 2005, Assumption
College hosted a press conference to announce the awarding of
a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant, in the
amount of $200,000, to grant partners Worcester Public Schools,
the American Antiquarian Society, Old Sturbridge Village, and
Assumption College. |
Assumption
Chorale to Perform with Consortium Choirs at Mechanics Hall
April, 2005—The Assumption College Chorale, directed
by professor Michelle Graveline, will join the choruses from
five other colleges in the Worcester Consortium to present a
performance of Carl Orff's 20th-century masterwork, Carmina
Burana, on May 1, 2005. |
Drill,
Step, and Dance Competition: May 1, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College's Office of Multicultural
Affairs and campus ALANA network present the third annual Drill,
Step, and Dance competition on May 1, 2005. |
Opera
Gala II at Tuckerman Hall: May 1, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College's HUMANARTS presents
the Opera Gala II on May 1, 2005. |
Chess
Club Spring Semester Tournament: April 30, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College's Chess Club presents
their Spring Semester Tournament on Saturday, April 30, 2005. |
Graduate
Open House for Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling:
April 28, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption
College's Graduate School will hold an open house for those
interested in pursuing the Master of Arts in Rehabilitation
Counseling degree. |
Symposium:
"Aftershocks: Earthquakes and Divine Providence"
April, 2005—Assumption College presents a symposium,
"Aftershocks: Earthquakes and Divine Providence" on
Thursday, April 28, 2005. |
MBA
Open House: April 26, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College's Graduate School
will hold an open house for those interested in pursuing the
Master of Business Administration degree. |
Lecture
with Visiting Artist Stanley Lewis
April, 2005—Assumption's Department of Art &
Music presents a lecture with visiting artist Stanley Lewis
on Monday, April 25, 2005. |
Vocal
Recital with Alison Burns, soprano, and Olga Rogach, pianist
April, 2005—Assumption College presents a vocal
recital with Alison Burns, soprano and Olga Rogach, pianist,
on Sunday, April 24, 2005. |
AC
Upstage Presents Grease: April 21-24, 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College’s AC Upstage
organization presents the hit musical Grease, running
nightly from April 21-24, 2005. |
Discussion
with Sr. Laetitia Byukusenge: Life in Rwanda
April, 2005—Assumption will sponsor a "dinner
and discussion" event with Sr. Laetitia Byukusenge, on
Wednesday, April 20. |
"Gandhi's
Legacy": Lecture with Dr. Naresh Dadhich
April, 2005—Assumption College’s Peace
Studies Committee presents “Gandhi’s Legacy,”
a lecture with Dr. Naresh Dadhich, on Wednesday, April 20, 2005. |
Spring
Chorale Concert
April, 2005—Assumption College presents a concert
with the Chorale, the college’s concert choir, on Sunday,
April 17, 2005. |
D'Alzon
Arts Series: Laura Menides and Phoenix Student Authors
April, 2005—Assumption College’s d'Alzon
Arts Series presents a poetry reading with Laura Menides and
student poets from the Phoenix on Friday, April 15,
2005. |
Beck
Institute Workshop: "Cognitive Therapy of Depression: From
Action to Insight (and Back Again)"
April, 2005—Assumption College's Aaron T. Beck
Institute for Cognitive Studies presents a workshop with Steven
D. Hollon, Ph.D., on Friday, April 15, 2005. |
Assumption
College to Host Lecture Featuring Author Dr. Carol Flinders
April, 2005—Assumption College presents a lecture
on “Women and Christianity” on Wednesday, April
13, 2005. |
"Duck
Day" 2005
April, 2005—Assumption College invites all to
celebrate the 20th anniversary of the return of the ducks to
the College’s treasured Duck Pond, on April 13, 2005. |
"Net
Crimes and Misdemeanors"
April, 2005—As part of National Library Week
(April 10-16), the Emmanuel d'Alzon Library presents a lecture
with cybercrime expert Jayne Hitchcock on Tuesday, April 12,
2005. |
2005
Milleret Lecture
April, 2005—Assumption College's Ecumenical Institute
presents the 2005 Milleret Lecture with Rekha Chennattu, R.A.,
Ph.D. |
Reach
Out Center to Hold Annual "Clothes Shoppe" Event
April, 2005—Assumption College's Reach Out Center
will host its annual "Clothes Shoppe" event on Saturday,
April 9, 2005. |
Professor
James Lang Shares Experience on the Tenure Track
April, 2005—James Lang, assistant professor of
English, will kick off the book tour for his second book, Life
on the Tenure Track: Lessons from the First Year, on Assumption's
campus on April 7, 2005. |
Assumption
College to Sponsor 10th Annual Latino Film Festival
March, 2005—Assumption will sponsor Centro Las
America's 10th Annual Latino Film Festival, to be held from
April 5-10, 2005. |
Kevin
Zifcak Named Ice Dogs Head Coach
March, 2005—Kevin Zifcak, the head ice hockey
coach at Worcester Academy for the past six years, has been
named the 11th head ice hockey coach at Assumption College.
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2005
Fortin Lecture with Dr. Paul Archambault
March, 2005—Assumption College's 2005 Fortin
Lecture, "Did the Greeks Invent Autobiography?" will
be held on Tuesday, April 5, 2005 with guest speaker Dr. Paul
Archambault. |
HUMANARTS:
Hesperus and Andes Manta
March, 2005—Assumption
College's HUMANARTS series presents musical acts Hesperus and
Andes Manta on Sunday, April 3, 2005. |
Open
House for Accepted Students
March, 2005—Assumption College will host an Open
House for accepted students on Sunday, April 3, 2005. |
Lecture
with Human Rights Activist Francisco Ramírez Cuellar
March, 2005—Assumption College presents a lecture
entitled “Foreign Mining Companies and Human Rights in
Colombia,” with human rights activist Francisco Ramírez
Cuellar (Aviva Chomsky, translator) on Wednesday, March 30,
2005. |
Assumption
to Host COWC Event: "Colleges and Community–Creating
Collaborations"
March, 2005—Assumption College will host a Colleges
of the Worcester Consortium networking event, "Colleges
and Community–Creating Collaborations," on Tuesday,
March 29, 2005. |
Graduate
School Open House for Master's Program in Special Education
March, 2005—Assumption College's Graduate School
will host an information session for those interested in pursuing
the Master of Arts in Special Education degree. |
Chapel
of the Holy Spirit: Schedule for Holy Week
March, 2005—Assumption College's Chapel of the
Holy Spirit has announced the following schedule for Holy Week. |
Assumption
Presents Lecture with Artist Martha Armstrong
March, 2005—Assumption College presents a lecture
with visiting artist Martha Armstrong on Monday, March 21, 2005
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d'Alzon
Arts Series: Poetry Reading with Linda Warren and George Drew
March, 2005—Assumption College presents a reading
with poets Linda Warren and George Drew on Friday, March 18,
2005.
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Assumption
Presents Lecture with Author Grace Paley
March, 2005—Assumption College presents a lecture
with author and activist Grace Paley on Thursday, March 17,
2005.
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2005
St. Thomas More Lecture: "Ruled by Robe: The Judicial Contribution
to Our Woes"
March, 2005—Assumption College's Ecumenical Institute
and the Worcester Chapter of the St. Thomas More Society will
co-sponsor the 2005 St. Thomas More Lecture on Tuesday, March
15, 2005. |
Serge
DeBari Returns As Men's Basketball Coach
March, 2005—For the second time in 10 years,
Serge DeBari will take on the assignment of rebuilding the Assumption
College men's basketball program. |
Assumption's
Graduate School Announces Master of Arts in School Counseling
March, 2005—Assumption College is currently in
the process of pursuing requisite program approval from the
Department of Education for a Master of Arts in School Counseling
degree. |
New
Multi-Sport Stadium to Open in Fall 2005
February, 2005—With more than $21 million raised
towards the $30 million goal for the Capital Campaign, the College
announced plans to construct a $3.2 million multi-sport stadium
which will open for the start of the Fall 2005 semester. |
Corporate
Education Center Presents Employment Law Seminars
February, 2005—The Corporate Education Center
at Assumption College will present two seminars on the latest
changes in key employment laws, designed for professionals in
the fields of law or human resources. |
Bishop
Bernard Flanagan Lecture with Most. Rev. Robert McManus, S.T.D.,
Bishop of Worcester
February, 2005—Assumption College's Ecumenical
Institute presents its annual Bishop Bernard Flanagan Lecture
on March 3, 2005. |
Assumption
College Presents Lecture with Author and Journalist Naomi Schaefer
Riley
February, 2005—Assumption College presents a
lecture with journalist Naomi Schaefer Riley on March 2, 2005. |
d'Alzon
Arts Series: Kristina Occhino, Watercolorist
February, 2005—Assumption College's Emmanuel
d'Alzon Library Arts Series presents an exhibit by watercolorist
Kristina Occhino, beginning on February 28, 2005. |
Olds
Receives Doyle Award for Excellence in Economics/Global Studies
March, 2005—Elizabeth J. Olds ’05 of Rutland,
MA, a senior triple major in Economics, Global Studies, and
Geography, recently received the 2005 George A. Doyle Merit
Scholarship Award for excellence in Economics or Global Studies. |
"Yours
for Humanity-Abby": A One-Woman Portrayal of Abby Kelley
Foster
March, 2005—Assumption College presents a one-woman
performance, "Yours for Humanity-Abby," on March 1,
2005. |
AC
Upstage Presents Romeo and Juliet
February, 2005—Assumption College's AC Upstage
theater organization presents the classic production Romeo and
Juliet from Friday, February 25 to Sunday, February 27, 2005. |
Assumption
Announces New Executive Vice President
February, 2005—Assumption College President Thomas
R. Plough recently announced the appointment of Christian McCarthy
as the College’s new executive vice president for Finance
and Administration. |
d'Alzon
Arts Series: Poetry Reading with Janet Shainhait and John Hodgen
February, 2005—Assumption College's d'Alzon Arts
Series presents a reading with poets Janet Shainheit and John
Hodgen on Friday, February 18, 2005. |
Chorale
To Perform At American Choral Directors Association Collegiate
Festival
February, 2005—The Assumption College Chorale,
directed by Professor Michelle Graveline, will be performing
at the Collegiate Chorale Festival sponsored by the Massachusetts
ACDA (American Choral Directors Association), on Saturday, February
12, 2005. |
Chapel
Schedule for Lenten Season
February, 2005—As we enter the Lenten season,
please note the following additions to the Chapel of the Holy
Spirit Mass schedule. |
Human
Services Career Fair: February 16, 2005
February, 2005—Assumption College will host a
Human Services Career Fair on February 16, 2005 at 4:00 p.m.
in the Salon and Auditorium of La Maison Française. |
Ann
Litt, R.D. to Share Nutrition Expertise at Assumption College
February, 2005—Assumption College welcomes registered
dietician Ann Litt, author of The College Student's Guide
to Eating Well on Campus, on February 15, 2005. |
HUMANARTS:
Amy Dorfman and Enid Katahn, duo pianists
February, 2005—Assumption College's HUMANARTS
series presents pianists Amy Dorfman and Enid Katahn on Sunday,
February 13, 2005. |
Comfort
Shawl Display Inspires Love and Hope
February, 2005—Assumption College's Reach Out
Center celebrated the end of the highly successful "Comfort
Shawl" project with a celebratory reception and display
of 85 shawls knitted for area residents suffering from long-term
illnesses. |
Nobel
Peace Prize Nominee Kathy Kelly to Speak at Assumption College
January, 2005—Three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee
Kathy Kelly will discuss the subject "Endless War in Iraq?"
on February 9, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of La Maison
Francaise. |
d'Alzon
Arts Series: Works from the Assumption Collections
January, 2005—Assumption College's Emmanuel d'Alzon
Arts Series presents "Works from the Assumption Collection."
This exhibit will be displayed until February 25, 2005. |
Campus
Ministry Holds First Faculty/Staff Retreat
January, 2005—On Saturday, January 22, 2005,
24 members of Assumption's faculty, staff, and administration
gathered to reflect on Assumption's motto: "Until Christ
Be Formed In You." |
Assumption
College Hosts Seventh Annual Sociology Teach-In: "9/11
+ 4: September 11 Four Years On"
January, 2005—Assumption College’s academic
departments of Sociology and Anthropology will co-sponsor its
7th annual Teach-In, entitled: "9/11 + 4: September 11
Four Years On." This event will be held on February 2-3,
2005. |
Assumption
College Honors Frank Gurley, Executive VP and Treasurer
January, 2005—Assumption College will honor Frank
Gurley, executive vice president and treasurer, with a stewardship
recognition reception on February 3, 2005. |
National
Catholic Center for Student Aspirations Unveiled at Assumption
College
January, 2005—Educators, religious authorities,
and members of the Assumption College community alike celebrated
yesterday, as the National Catholic Center for Student Aspirations
(NCCSA) was officially announced at a reception event in the
Atrium of the Testa Science Center. |
d'Alzon
Arts Series: Works from the Assumption Collections
January, 2005—Assumption College's Emmanuel d'Alzon
Arts Series presents "Works from the Assumption Collection",
beginning on January 17, 2005. This exhibit will be displayed
until February 25, 2005. |
National
Catholic Center for Student Aspirations Established at Assumption
College
January, 2005—On January 25, 2005, Assumption
College will officially announce its new initiative in Catholic
education, the National Catholic Center for Student Aspirations
(NCCSA). |
Assumption
College Announces New Mission Statement
December, 2004—Following a thorough and thoughtful
campus-wide discussion for the past year and emanating from
the Strategic Planning Commission of 2003-04, the Assumption
College Board of Trustees approved the following mission statement
at its December 11, 2004 meeting: |
Week
of Remembrance: January 17-21, 2005
December, 2004—Assumption College's Office of
Multicultural Affairs (OMA), along with several other campus
offices and departments, is presenting a week of events to celebrate
the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and those affliated
with the Civil Rights Movement. |
Assumption
College Holiday Season Schedule
December, 2004—Assumption College's offices will
be closed for the holidays from the afternoon of December 22,
2004 through January 2, 2005. The campus is open for business
on Monday, January 3, 2005 at 8:30 a.m. |
Christmas
Vigil Mass and Chapel Schedule
December, 2004—Assumption's Office of Campus
Ministry announces the Christmas Vigil Mass and Chapel Schedule
for the holiday season. |
Corporation
Education Center: Course Offerings for Spring 2005
December, 2004—Assumption College's Corporation
Education Center is pleased to offer several professional workshops
and seminars during the Spring 2005 semester. |
Campus
Holiday Drives Break Records; Bring Holiday Spirit to the Deserving
December, 2004—The Assumption
College community produced hugely successful results during
the holiday giving season. |
Photo
Gallery: Children's Christmas Party
December, 2004—Click
here for photos of the Christmas Party held for children, grandchildren,
and young relatives of Assumption College employees. |
Student
Leadership Institute Graduates Ten
December, 2004—Assumption College's Student Leadership
Institute (SLI) graduated 10 new student leaders in a ceremony
on Sunday, December 5, 2004. |
Continuing
& Professional Education Open House
December, 2004—The Center for Continuing &
Professional Education is holding an Open House for adult learners
on Wednesday, January 12, 2005. |
Christmas
in Charlie's: Photo Gallery
December,
2004—Click here for a gallery of photos from
the Christmas in Charlie's event on December 8, 2004. |
Department
of Public Safety to Sponsor "Tickets for Tots" Event
December, 2004—The Assumption College Department
of Public Safety will sponsor the sixth annual "Tickets
for Tots" program on Wednesday, December 8, 2004 from 9:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Laska Gymnasium lobby. |
Assumption
College Chorale to Perform at Central Massachusetts Symphony's
Holiday Pops Concert
December, 2004—The
Assumption College Chorale, directed by Professor Michelle Graveline,
will be performing with the Central Massachusetts Symphony for
a Holiday Pops Concert on Saturday, December 11, 2004. |
MBA
Open House
December, 2004—Assumption College's Graduate
School will hold an open house for those interested in pursuing
the Master of Business Administration degree. This event will
be held on Tuesday, January 11, 2005. |
History
of the Mohegan Tribe Event: Photo Gallery
December, 2004—Click here for a photo
gallery of the History of the Mohegan Tribe event that took
place on December 2, 2004. |
Assumption
College Band to Perform Christmas Concert
December, 2004—The Assumption College
Band, directed by Bruce Hopkins, will perform a Christmas concert
on Wednesday, December 8, 2004. |
Assumption
Graduate Students Receive Charles E. Soule Scholarships in Rehabilitation
Counseling
December, 2004—Assumption College graduate students
David Zbikowski and Sarah Williams recently received the UnumProvident
Charles E.Soule Scholarship in Rehabilitation Counseling for
the 2004-2005 school year. |
Psychology
Students Inducted Into Psi Chi Honor Society
December, 2004—Eleven students were recently
inducted into the Psi Chi National Honor Society for demonstrated
excellence in the field of Psychology. |
History
of the Mohegan Tribe Program
December, 2004—Assumption College welcomes Shane
Long White Raven, Community and Cultural Specialist, who will
present a program entitled "The History of The Mohegan
Tribe" on December 2, 2004. |
Assumption
College Choir Presents Lessons and Carols
November, 2004—Assumption College's 65-voice
Chapel Choir, directed by Jane Shivick, will present the college's
annual Service of Lessons and Carols on Thursday, December 2,
2004. |
Emmanuel
d'Alzon Library Arts Series Presents: Student Art Show
November, 2004—Assumption College's d'Alzon Arts
Series debuts the artwork of several undergraduate students
on November 29, 2004, to be displayed until January 14, 2005. |
Theologian
Stanley Hauerwas to Deliver Final Centennial Lecture: "Sacrificing
the Sacrifices of War"
November, 2004—Assumption College presents the
final Centennial 2004 Lecture with Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, a leading
theological ethicist and Christian pacifist, on November 29,
2004. |
Assumption's
Chapel Choir to Perform with Kenny Rogers
November, 2004—The Assumption College Chapel
Choir, directed by Jane Shivick, will once again join country
music legend Kenny Rogers and friends on stage during part of
Rogers' Christmas tour. |
First
Faculty Authors' Reception A Success
November, 2004—Assumption College celebrated
the writing of faculty and administrators at the first Faculty
Authors’ Reception on November 9, 2004 in the Emmanuel
d’Alzon Library. |
Beck
Institute Lecture: "Developments in Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy For Anger and Social Skills Problems"
November, 2004—Assumption College's Aaron T.
Beck Institute for Cognitive Studies presents "Developments
in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy For Anger and Social Skills
Problems," a workshop with Mary Ann Mariani, Ph.D., on
November 19, 2004. |
d'Alzon
Arts Series: Poetry Reading with Diane Wald and Michael Burkard
November, 2004—Assumption College's d'Alzon Arts
Series presents a reading with poets Diane Wald and Michael
Burkard on Friday, November 19, 2004. |
AC
Upstage Presents: Oleanna
November, 2004—Assumption College's AC Upstage
organization presents Oleanna, a stirring and controversial
play, on the nights of November 18-22, 2004. |
2004
d'Alzon Lecture with Paul Archambault, Ph.D.
November, 2004—Assumption College presents the
2004 d'Alzon Lecture with Paul Archambault, Ph.D., entitled
"American Catholic and the Intellectual Life: A Half-Century
of Reflection (1954-2004)". |
Assumption
College Career Fair
November, 2004—A variety of local companies will
visit Assumption's campus tonight to provide information about
job openings to interested students on Thursday, November 18,
2004. |
HUMANARTS:
Made-Up
November, 2004—Assumption College's HUMANARTS
series presents the film Made-Up, followed by a talk
with its screenwriter, Lynne Adams, on November 16, 2004. |
"Voices
of the Earth" Intergenerational Concert
November, 2004—The Assumption College Chorale
will join with the Salisbury Singers of Worcester and the Worcester
Children's Chorus of the Performing Arts School of Worcester
in a collaborative, intergenerational concert called "Voices
of the Earth" on Saturday, November 13, 2004. |
Assumption
College Announces Centennial Soirée Celebration
November, 2004—The Assumption College Centennial
Steering Committee announces the upcoming Centennial Soirée
on December 11, 2004 at the DCU Center (formerly Worcester's
Centrum Centre.) |
Molière Than Thou with Actor Tim Mooney
November, 2004—Assumption College is proud to
present Molière Than Thou with actor Tim Mooney,
an introduction to the French playwright's classic comedies,
on Wednesday, November 10, 2004.
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Emmanuel
d'Alzon Library Celebrates the Writer
November, 2004—Assumption College's Emmanuel
d'Alzon Library will be hosting a reception on November 9, 2004
in honor of faculty and administrators who have published in
the past two years. |
HUMANARTS:
Joseph Gramley, Multipercussionist
November, 2004—Assumption College's HUMANARTS
series presents a performance by Joseph Gramley,a multi-instrumental
percussionist, on Sunday, November 7, 2004. |
MADD
Remembrance Vigil
November, 2004—Assumption College will host a
candlelight vigil and reception for the regional office of Mothers
Against Drunk Driving on Saturday, November 6, 2004. |
HUMANARTS:
Bruce Smith, Poet
October, 2004—Assumption College's HUMANARTS
series presents a reading with award-winning poet Bruce Smith,
on Wednesday, November 3, 2004. |
People
for Principled Patriotism: Events for the Week of October 25–October
29
October, 2004—The People for Principled Patriotism,
a newly-created grassroots organization of Assumption students,
faculty, staff, and administrators, is hosting a schedule of
events in the week before the Presidential election. |
Ecumenical
Institute Program: "Why Study Rousseau's 'Second Discourse'?"
October, 2004—Assumption College's Ecumenical
Institute presents a symposium on Jean-Jacques Rousseau's "Discourse
on the Origins of Inequality Among Men"on Tuesday, October
26, 2004. |
HUMANARTS:
A Program of French Song with Amy Jarman and Enid Katahn
October, 2004—As part of the 2004-2005 HUMANARTS
series, musicians Amy Jarman and Enid Katahn of the Blair School
of Music at Vanderbilt University will give a recital of French
art songs on Sunday, October 24, 2004. |
Pop
Art: The Surprise of the 1960s
October, 2004—Assumption College's Center for
Continuing and Professional Education presents a lecture and
slide show with arts professor John Murphey, entitled "Pop
Art: The Surprise of the 1960s." This event will take place
on Thursday, October 21,2004. |
"Perceptions
of Christ/Images of Faith": d'Alzon Arts Series Exhibit
October, 2004—On Wednesday, October 20, 2004,
Assumption College's Emmanuel d’Alzon Library will host
the opening reception for a special exhibit, "Perceptions
of Christ/Images of Faith." |
2004
Graduate School Business Lecture: "Mobilizing Organizations
for Continuous Innovation: Leading Change and Motivating Employees”
with Dr. Peter Senge
October, 2004—Assumption College's Graduate School
presents the 2004 Business Lecture with Dr. Peter Senge, a renowned
author and lecturer, on Wednesday, October 20, 2004. |
Sociology/Anthropology
Open House
October, 2004—Assumption's Department of Sociology/Anthropology
will host an Open House on Tuesday, October 19, 2004. |
Campus
Ministry Panel Discussion: "The Challenge of Faithful Citizenship"
October, 2004—Assumption College's Office of
Campus Ministry will sponsor a panel discussion on the Presidential
election and Christian responsibility on October 19, 2004. |
HUMANARTS:
Peter Clemente, Guitarist
October, 2004—As part of the HUMANARTS series,
guitarist Peter Clemente, lecturer of music at Assumption College,
will perform on Sunday, October 17, 2004. |
Beck
Institute Lecture: "Assessment and Intervention of Anger
Problems with Men and Women"
October, 2004—Assumption College's Aaron T. Beck
Institute for Cognitive Studies presents a workshop with anger-management
expert Lynn S. Dowd, Ph.D., on October 15, 2004. |
D'Alzon
Arts Series: bg Thurston and Elizabeth Lund
October, 2004—Assumption College's d'Alzon
Library Arts Series will present a poetry reading with bg Thurston
and Elizabeth Lund on Friday, October 15, 2004. |
Celebration
of Mallet Collection Arrival
October,
2004—Assumption College will celebrate the arrival
of the Mallet Collection on October 13, 2004. |
Centennial
Lecture with Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland
September, 2004—As part of the Centennial
Lecture Series, Assumption College will welcome Mary Robinson,
former President of Ireland, on October 6, 2004. |
College/Town
Meeting with Boston Radio's Eagan and Braude
September, 2004—On October 5, 2004, Assumption
College will host a College/Town Meeting on the topic of the
2004 Presidential Election, with guests Margery Eagan and Jim
Braude from Boston's 96.9 FM Talk-WTKK. |
HUMANARTS:
Choir Sophia
September, 2004—As
part of the HUMANARTS series, Choir Sophia will perform at Assumption
College on Monday, October 4, 2004. |
Assumption
College to Host 9th Annual NEACAC Fair
September, 2004—Assumption College will
host its ninth annual New England Association of College Admissions
Counselors (NEACAC) College Fair on Sunday, October 3, 2004. |
"A
Day At The Park"; Centennial Fairmount Park Clean-Up
September, 2004—As part of its ongoing
Centennial festivities, Assumption College, along with the Poet
Hill Neighborhood Association and the City of Worcester, will
be helping to clean up Worcester’s Fairmount Park on October
2, 2004. |
Assumption
College to Celebrate Founders' Day
September,
2004—As part of its Centennial celebration, Assumption
College will celebrate Founders' Day, the 100th anniversary
of the first day of classes in 1904, on Friday, October 1, 2004. |
Assumption
College Students to Clean up Newton Hill
September, 2004—On Saturday, September
25, 2004, student volunteers from Assumption College will be
on hand to help clean up Newton Hill, located behind Doherty
High School. |
Assumption
College Celebrates French Heritage; 25th Anniversary of French
Institute
September, 2004—Assumption
will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the French Institute
at the College on the afternoon of Saturday, September 25, 2004.
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HUMANARTS
Presents "A Gershwin Party"
September, 2004—Assumption College’s HUMANARTS
Series presents “A Gershwin Party” with artists
Leon Bates, LaRose Saxon, and Cedric Cannon. This event will
take place on Saturday, September 25, 2004. |
Light
the Night Walk for Leukemia/Lymphoma Society Celebrates 5th
Year At Assumption College
September,
2004—This year's Light the Night walk holds particular
significance for three members of the Assumption College community.
|
Professor
Arlene Guerrero-Watanabe Receives Minority Achievers Award
September, 2004—Dr. Arlene Guerrero-Watanabe,
assistant professor of Spanish, was honored September 16th at
the 6th Annual Minority Achievers in Business and Industry Awards
Gala, sponsored by the YMCA of Greater Worcester. |
2004
Alumni Fall Homecoming
September,
2004—Assumption College will celebrate its Fall
Homecoming on September 25, 2004. |
Assumption
Prep School Centennial Reunion 2004
September, 2004—Assumption College is
pleased to announce the Assumption Prep School Centennial Reunion
2004 at the College on September 18, 2004. |
D'Alzon
Arts Series Presents Poets Debra Kang Dean and Michael Teig
September, 2004—Assumption College's
d'Alzon Arts Series is proud to present poets Debra Kang Dean
and Michael Teig on September 17, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. in the Emmanuel
d'Alzon Library. |
6th
Annual Voices for Children Bike Ride
September, 2004—The 6th Annual Voices for Children
Bike Ride, a fundraising biking event to raise the awareness
of child sexual abuse, will take place at Assumption College
on Sunday, September 12, 2004. |
Candlelight
Memorial Service for Third Anniversary of September 11th
September, 2004—Assumption College will be holding
a candlelight memorial service on Saturday, September 11, 2004,
at 9:11 p.m. to commemorate the third anniversary of the attacks
on America. |
Blunt
Receives Continuing Education's Outstanding Faculty Award
September, 2004—Dr. Rockie Blunt, adjunct faculty
member for Assumption College’s Center for Continuing
and Professional Education, received the Outstanding Faculty
Award at the Annual Continuing Education Faculty Dinner in August
of 2004. |
Art
Exhibit By Nancy Flanagan
September, 2004—Assumption College’s Department
of Fine Arts and Music is pleased to present an exhibition of
recent work by artist Nancy Flanagan, an associate professor
of Studio Art at the College |
d'Alzon
Arts Series Presents Faculty Art Show
August, 2004—Assumption's Emmanuel d'Alzon
Library Arts Series is proud to present the artwork of six Assumption
professors, on display from now until October 15, 2004. |
Class
of 2008 Arrives at Assumption
August,
2004—Assumption College welcomed its first-year
students on Friday, August 27, 2004. |
Professor
to Appear on Boston's FOX 25 Morning News
August, 2004—James Lang, assistant professor
of English, will appear live on Boston news station WFXT-FOX
25's morning news program on Monday, August 23, 2004. |
Assumption
College Recognized By National Publications
August, 2004—For the third year in a
row, Assumption College has improved its rankings on the U.S.
News and World Report's "America's Best Colleges"
list and The Princeton Review's 2005 edition of "Best
Northeastern Colleges." |
New
England Voyager Users' Group Meeting to be Held at Assumption
August, 2004—Assumption
College's d'Alzon Library staff is hosting the New England Voyager
Users' Group (NEVUG) Meeting on Friday, August 20, 2004. |
Continuing
Education Open House
August,
2004—The Center for Continuing & Professional
Education at Assumption College is holding an Open House for
adult learners on Wednesday, August 25, 2004. |
YouthNet
Olympics at Assumption College
August,
2004—Assumption College hosted the 12th annual
YouthNet Olympic Games on August 13, 2004. |
New
Course at Assumption Responds to Fraud in the Workplace
August, 2004—Assumption's Department
of Business Studies has recently designed an undergraduate course
on Fraud Examination. |
New
England Voyager Users' Group Meeting to be Held at Assumption
August, 2004—Assumption
College's d'Alzon Library staff is hosting the New England Voyager
Users' Group (NEVUG) Meeting on Friday, August 20, 2004 in the
Emmanuel d'Alzon Library. |
Fall
Corporate Education Center Courses at Assumption College
August, 2004—Assumption College’s
Corporate Education Center is offering several courses and workshops
this fall. |
Assumption
Music Faculty Members to Perform at Popular Massachusetts Venues
August, 2004—Two of Assumption College's
music faculty are performing at Massachusetts concert venues
in the upcoming weeks. |
Summer
Admissions Information Sessions
July,
2004—The Office of Admissions at Assumption College
will be holding regular group information sessions throughout
the summer, beginning Tuesday, July 6 and running through Thursday,
August 26. |
