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Celebration of Service

The Human Resources Department is pleased to acknowledge Canisius faculty and staff as they achieve service milestones in 2022!

Please save the date for the Celebration of Service recognition event on Thursday, October 27 from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. in the Grupp Fireside Lounge.

The college will honor all faculty and staff who have reached 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 45 years of service and those who are retiring from the college in 2022.

Honorees will receive an invitation to the event, so please save the date in your calendar.

We look forward to gathering together as a campus community to recognize our colleagues!

Submitted by: Linda Walleshauser, Associate Vice President for Human Resources & Compliance, Human Resources

 

Fall 2022 Open House

The Undergraduate Admissions staff will be welcoming prospective students and families to campus at two Fall Open Houses: Sunday, October 16 and Saturday, November 12.

Submitted by: Rachel Massaro, senior admissions counselor, Undergraduate Admissions

In Memoriam

Rev. John J. Ryan, SJ, former House Confessor to the Canisius College and High School Jesuit community, passed on away on august 5, at Murray-Weigel Hall.

Father Ryan came to the college in 1999 to assist in the Campus Ministry Office and with freshman advisement. After a brief stint as associate pastor of St. Ann’s Church (2002-2003), Father Ryan moved back to the Canisius Jesuit community and served as Chaplain to Alumni and Parents at Canisius High School (2003-2012).

To read more about Father Ryan, click here.

Submitted by: College Communications

Academic Talent Search Receives Award

The Buffalo Board of Education awarded the Academic Talent Search program $111,292 to provide extended learning services to the Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts school.

The mission of the Talent Search program at Canisius is to assist underrepresented youth with opportunities in educational, social and career support services, and co-curricular and cultural enrichment experiences that will heighten the possibility of them enrolling at post-secondary institutions.

Submitted by: Elizabeth Caffee, director, Academic Talent Search

Academic Talent Search Students Volunteer at Jim Horne Golf Tournament

Each year, students in Canisius’ Academic Talent Search (ATS) program volunteer at the Jim Horne Golf Tournament during the Earn While You Learn summer program. The students take golf lessons (sponsored by Horne’s foundation), two times each week, during the six-week summer program, during which time they learn the fundamentals of golf and the life lessons it teaches. One ATS student, Leandria Lias (a junior at BAVPA), started with us last year.  She continued to receive lessons from Horne and was able to participate in the tournament this year.

Submitted by: Phil Davis Sr. assistant director, Academic Talent Search