All
Canisius faculty and staff are invited to attend John J. Hurley’s annual
President’s Convocation on Monday, September 30 at 4:00 p.m. in the Montante
Cultural Center.
The
Convocation is an opportunity for President Hurley to bring the campus
community together and give his the state-of-the-college address. A cocktail
reception will follow President Hurley’s remarks.
Everyone
is encouraged to attend but if you are unable to be present, President Hurley’s
remarks will be recorded and posted in “The Dome” along with a brief recap.
For more
information, please contact the Office of the President at Ext. 2100 or montarol@canisius.edu.
It’s Flashback Friday! Each Friday we will include
historical facts about the college in The Dome, on Facebook and
Twitter. Flashback Fridays are another part of our yearlong
Sesquicentennial celebration, which culminates in 2020 when Canisius turns 150
years old.
Flashback to September 1969 – The long wait for a campus athletic facility ended in September of 1969 when Canisius opened a newly-constructed $2.5 million physical education complex housed on the eight-acre property at Main Street and Delavan Avenue.
For more information
about Sesquicentennial events, please visit www.canisius.edu/150.
To purchase Canisius College Sesquicentennial gear, click here.
Beth Sardina ’07, MBA ’09, senior auditor and actuary with HealthNow NY Inc., will present a seminar entitled “Maximizing Your Internship Opportunities” on Tuesday, October 1 from 5 – 6:00 p.m. in Science Hall 1028. The presentation is geared toward students in the data analytics master’s program but all members of the campus community are welcome. The presentation will be of interest to students from a wide range of majors seeking internships with HealthNow, BlueCross/BlueShield and other health-related organizations. The seminar will cover:
How to find an internship
Interview best practices/tips
Resume best practices/tips
Summer internships available at HealthNow New York
The Institute for Classical and Medieval Studies (ICMS) continues its lunchtime Brown Bag Seminars on Friday, October 4 from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. in Old Main 418. This installment will feature a discussion on King Arthur.
Kara Maloney, PhD, adjunct professor of English, will look at how the mythical British king impacted pop culture.
The talk is informal and relaxed. Bring a lunch and enjoy the conversation. Classics Tea@2 will begin immediately after. Come for the talk, stay for the tea!
