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Back
International Graduate
Student Orientation – D
Men’s Basketball @ Fairfield – E
SPC Comedian:
CJ Toledano
Fri., 1/23
“Ouija”
Fri., 1/23 & Sat., 1/24
Ski/Snowboard Trips
Hunter Mountain
Sat., 1/24, 1/31, 2/7, 2/14,
2/21, 2/28
SPC Social:
Welcome Back Bingo
Wed., 1/28
“The Best of Me”
Fri., 1/30 & Sat., 1/31
Men’s Tennis @ Harvard – D
New RA Training – D
RA Social - E
SPC Coffeehousee:
Young Statue
Sat., 1/31
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Men’s Basketball vs.
Quinnipiac – D
Women’s Basketball vs. Siena – D
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING
JR. DAY
Residence Halls Open at 10 AM
New Student Orientation – D
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Class of 2016: Sneaker Drive - E
Women’s Basketball @ Quinnipiac – E
Dance Ensemble: Choreographer
Meeting – E
Day & Evening Classes Begin
Greek Council: “Meet
Ski and Snowboard Ticket
the Greeks” Information
Sales – D
Session – E
Student Teacher/Supervisor Orientation – D
Mentors in Violence Prevention Meeting – D
Class of 2018: Marist Welcomes
P.S. I Love You - E
Women’s Track and Field @
NYC Team Challenge – D/E
Men’s Track and Field @ NYC
Team Challenge – D/E
Class of 2016: Shoe Drive - E
SPC Movie: “Ouija” – E
Men’s Basketball @ Siena – E
SPC Comedian: CJ Toledano - E
COURSE CHANGE PERIOD 1/20- 1/26
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Men’s Tennis @ Syracuse - D
Men’s Basketball vs. Fairfield – D
Women’s Water Polo
@ Indiana – D
Anime Society Meeting – E
MCCTA General Members Meeting – E
Dance Ensemble Choreographer
Auditions – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
Dance Ensemble Choreographer
Auditions - E
COURSE CHANGE PERIOD 1/20- 1/26
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Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting - D
Catholic Connections
Meeting - E
Activities Fair – D
Student Veteran’s Meeting – D
School of Science: Community
Provider Information Session – E
SPC Social: Welcome Back Bingo - E
Mentors in Violence
Women’s Track and Field @
SPC Ski Trip – D
Men’s Swimming & Diving
@ Seton Hall – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @
Seton Hall – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Indiana – D
Young Alumni Council Meeting – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
SPC Movie: “Ouija” – E
Men’s Tennis @ Binghamton – E
Women’s Basketball vs. Saint Peter’s – E
SPC Ski Trip – D
Terrier Invitational – D/E
Men’s Swimming & Diving
Prevention Meeting – D
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Men’s Track and Field @
vs. Binghamton – D
Dance Ensemble General
Terrier Invitational – D/E
Members Meeting – E
Women’s Basketball vs. Manhattan – E SPC Movie: “The Best of Me” – E
Mid-Hudson Regional Business Plan Men’s Basketball @ Niagara – E
Competition – E
MCCTA “Me Too Monologues”
Auditions - E
“Korengal: This is What War Feels
Like” – E
Women’s Swimming & Diving vs.
Binghamton – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
SPC Movie: “The Best of Me” – E
Women’s Basketball @ Iona – E
SPC Coffeehouse: Young Statue – E
February 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SPC Ski Trip - D
Women’s Basketball @ Canisius – D
Sorority Council: Preference Party – D
MCCTA “The Princess King” Call-backs - D
School of Social and Behavioral Science:
DASA Training – D
Men’s Tennis at St. John’s – D
Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field @
David Hemery Valentine Invitational – D
Men’s Tennis vs. Georgetown – D
Women’s Water Polo @ UCSD Triton Invite – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
SPC Movie: “Fury” – E
spring 2015 Re-allocation deadline SPC Coffeehouse: Open Mic Night – E
Pattern for Progress: Across the Aisle – D
MCCTA “The Princess King”
Auditions – D
Women’s Track and Field @
Metropolitan Championships – D/E
Men’s Track and Field @
Metropolitan Championships – D/E
Student Activities Trip: Ice Skating
@ McCann Arena – E
SPC Movie: “Fury” – E
Men’s Basketball vs. Niagara – E
RA In-Service – E
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Super Bowl XLVIII
Men’s Basketball @ Canisius – D
Women’s Water Polo vs. Brown – D
Anime Society Meeting – E
Sorority Recruitment - E
Zeta Psi Social: Sundae Sunday - E
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SPC Broadway Trip: “Aladdin” – D
Sorority Council: Preference
Party – D
Men’s Basketball @ Iona – D
Women’s Water Polo @ UCSD Triton
Invite – D
Women’s Tennis @ Albany – D/E
MCCTA General Members Meeting - E
Anime Society Meeting – E
Student Activities Trip:
Ice Skating Ticket Sales – D
Campus Ministry Meeting – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
Zeta Psi Informational Session – E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Sorority Recruitment - E
Zeta Psi Pizza & Game Night – E
Faculty Plenary – D
ELP/NSLS Networking Event and
Spring Orientation – D
RA In-Service – D
Poughkeepsie Chamber Foundation
Youth Leadership Program – E
Teachers of Tomorrow General
Members Meeting – E
SPC Comedian: Stroy Moyd – E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Sorority Recruitment - E
Women’s Basketball @ Niagara – E
Zeta Psi: Speed Zeteing –E
SPC Broadway Trip: “Book of
Mormon” Ticket Sales - D
Men’s Swimming & Diving
@ MAAC Championships – E
Women’s Swimming & Diving @
MAAC Championships – E
Honors Spring Lecture with
Dr. Murray – E
Sorority Council: Open Bid - E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting - D
Campus Campaign Luncheon - D
Men’s Swimming & Diving @ MAAC
Championships – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @
MAAC Championships – D
Men’s Basketball vs. Siena – E
Women’s Basketball vs. Quinnipiac – E
SHRM Joint Dinner with Professional
and Student Chapter Members - E
VALENTINES DAY
SPC Ski Trip – D
Women’s Tennis @ UMass – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ MAAC
Championships – D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Air Force – D
Men’s Swimming & Diving @ MAAC
Championships – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Bucknell
Tournament – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
SPC Movie: “Big Hero 6” – E
Women’s Basketball vs. Niagara – E
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RFE Mind and Body – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
Zeta Psi Informational Session – E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Emerging Leaders Telecast:
Dan Harris – E
RA In-Service – E
Catholic Connections Meeting- E
Men’s Swimming & Diving
MAAC Championships – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving
@ MAAC Championships – D
Women’s Track & Field @ Valentine
Invitational – D/E
Track & Field @ Valentine Invitational – D/E
Shopping Shuttle – E
SPC Movie: “Big Hero 6” – E
SPC Social: Singles Bingo – E
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Women’s Water Polo @
Bucknell Tournament – D
Women’s Tennis @ Providence – D/E
Anime Society Meeting – E
Mentors in Violence
PRESIDENT’S DAY
Prevention Meeting - D
RFE Mind and Body – E
RA In-Service – E
Men’s Basketball @ Monmouth - E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting – E
Faculty Colloquium – D
RA In-Service – D
Marist International Programs Study
Abroad Fair - D
SPC Slam Poet: Neil Hilborn - E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
SENIOR PORTRAITS 2/16 – 2/20
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SPC Broadway Trip:
“Book of Mormon” – D
Softball @ Norfolk St. Tournament – D
Baseball @ Virginia – D
Women’s Water Polo vs. Hartwick – D/E
Anime Society Meeting – E
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Student Activities Trip:
Ice Skating Ticket Sales – D
RFE Mind and Body – E
Men’s Basketball vs. Manhattan – E
Women’s Basketball @ Fairfield – E
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Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting - D
Catholic Connections Meeting – E
NSLS Telecast: Debbi Fields - E
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SPC Coffeehouse - E
Faculty Recital: Matthew
Wozniak and Lois Hicks – Wozniak – E
Teacher of Tomorrow General Members
Meeting - E
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Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting - D
MCCTA Presents: “Godspell” – E
RA In-Service – E
Women’s Basketball @ Saint Peter’s – E
SENIOR PORTRAITS 2/23 – 2/27
SPC Comedian:
Stroy Moyd
Wed., 2/4
Student Activities Trip:
Ice Skating
Fri., 2/6 & Fri., 2/27
D – Day
E – Evening
Baseball @ Virginia – D
Women’s Track and Field
@ MAAC Indoor Championships – D/E
Men’s Track and Field @ MAAC
Indoor Championships – D/E
SPC Movie: “Dumb and Dumber To” – E
Men’s Basketball vs. Iona – E
Women’s Basketball vs. Iona – E
SPC Ski Trip – D
School of Social and
Behavioral Science: DASA Training - D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Binghamton – D
Habitat Training Meeting - D
Softball @ Norfolk St. Tournament – D
Baseball @ Virginia – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Women’s Water Polo vs. Hartwick – D/E
SPC Movie: “Dumb and Dumber To” – E
Women’s Swimming & Diving
@ ECAC Championships - D
Men’s Swimming & Diving
@ ECAC Championships – D
Softball @ UNC Wilmington
Tournament - D
Baseball @ UNC Charlotte – D
Student Activities Trip: Ice Skating @
McCann Arena – E
SPC Movie: “Horrible Bosses 2” – E
Men’s Basketball vs. Saint Peter’s – E
MCCTA Presents: “Godspell” – E
PRSSA: National Conference - E
SPC Ski Trip – D
Men’s Swimming & Diving
@ ECAC Championships – D
PRSSA National Conference – D
Student World Affairs Conference - D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ ECAC
Championships - D
Baseball @ UNC Charlotte – D
Women’s Basketball @ Rider – D
Softball @ UNC Wilmington Tournament - D
Women’s Tennis @ Army – D/E
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
SPC Movie: “Horrible Bosses 2” – E
MCCTA Presents: “Godspell” – E
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Singles
“Fury”
Fri., 2/6 &
Sat., 2/7
SPC Coffeehouse:
Open Mic Night
Sat., 2/7
SPC Broadway:
“Aladdin”
Sun., 2/8
SPC Social:
Singles Bingo
Fri., 2/13
“Big Hero 6”
Fri., 2/13 &
Sat., 2/14
Check out www.marist.edu/calendar/
for your Red Fox calendar updates and http://clubs.Marist.edu/sga
for all of your Student Government Association information
SPC Slam Poet:
Neil Hilborn
Wed., 2/18
“Dumb & Dumber To”
Fri., 2/20 & Sat., 2/21
SPC Broadway:
“Book of Mormon”
Sun., 2/22
“Horrible Bosses 2”
Fri., 2/27 & Sat., 2/28
Intern Profiles
Vincent Bocchino
Senior
Major: Biology
Emergency Room Intern
Mid-Hudson Regional Hospital of
Westchester Medical Center,
Poughkeepsie, NY
I chose to intern in an emergency room because I am interested
in working in the health field. I knew this internship would give
me a glimpse of what it would be like to work in the field on a
full-time basis. In addition, I knew it would give me the chance to
meet people who could give me advice about graduate school
and careers.
On a day-to-day basis I shadowed doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. I also learned the basics of
important diagnostic measures and procedures. For example,
I was taught how to administer local anesthesia, stitch wounds,
interpret x-rays and CT scans, and both test for and diagnose
illnesses.
I would usually shadow a different person each day. All of
them were extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to
teach me the ins and outs of working in an emergency room. I
was also able to network with physician assistants and medical
school students who gave me valuable insights about what
graduate school is like, including tips on applying and makng
my application stand out.
What I appreciated most was the opportunity to observe many
different health-related scenarios. In the ER, you never know
what will come through the doors and you have to be ready
to react and think quickly in a fast-paced environment. I really
liked this and my experience further solidified my plans to work
in health care.
If I was offered a full-time job, I would be more than happy
to work at this hospital. Everyone was knowledgeable in their
specific disciplines and they were dedicated to helping their
patients.
My advice to Marist students about internships is to encourage
all of them to have at least one experience. Internships open
doors for you to meet people in your field of interest. This is
really important whether you are planning on joining the
workforce after graduation or furthering your education by going
to graduate school.
Maria Gironas
Senior
Major: Communication
Concentration: Public Relations
Minor: Business Administration
Public Relations & Marketing Intern
Big Picture Media, Beverly Hills, CA
I’ve had 14 internships including MSO PR, Feeling Anxious
PR & Marketing, Shore Fire Media, SwitchBitch Records, 525
Entertainment, AXS TV, and Mark Cuban Companies. But,
I have always wanted to work in music public relations, so I
chose to intern at Big Picture Media, whose clients include
some of my favorite bands - All Time Low, We Are the In
Crowd, and Say Anything.
My work included clipping articles on clients and researching
publications that would give them great exposure. I wrote
pitches to get brand ambassadors for client Glamour Kills
Clothing Co., and used my music journalist contacts to get LA
show coverage for clients. I wrote up the South by Southwest
(SXSW) music industry public relations panel for 2015, which I
have since found out was accepted! SXSW is an annual music,
film, and interactive conference held in Austin, TX. Not only did
I value the positive energy of the organization, but the perks
were also great, like free concerts tickets, CDs, downloads and
backstage passes to the Vans Warped Tour.
My supervisors were the most encouraging group of people
I have ever met. The staff bought me pie to celebrate
my birthday! Even the founder, Dayna Travers, gave me
feedback on my work. I got to know everyone in the LA
and NYC offices and at concerts and events I networked
with musicians, managers, journalists, and other music
industry representatives. On my last day, Ms. Travers sent
me an email asking me to interview with them first when
I started my job search. I will definitely take her up on that!
My advice to Marist students is that you don’t have to look
at a listing to find an internship. Research companies you like
and use sites like LinkedIn to find contacts. Don’t lose touch
with your contacts, however, because you never know they will
come in handy!
Anna-Lena Hathaway
Senior
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: Global Studies
Protective Intelligence Intern
United States Secret Service, Washington, D.C.
For most of my life I wanted to be an attorney, that is, until I
completed an internship with a law firm in Los Angeles. It was
a wonderful experience, but it taught me that being an attorney
was not right for me. After that, I thought it would be a good
idea to gain hands on experience in a government agency, since
I have always been curious about federal law enforcement. I was
drawn to the dual mission of the United States Secret Service
to both protect the President of the United States and foreign
dignitaries, and to protect the U.S. economy by combating
counterfeiters.
On a daily basis I completed open source searches regarding
protectees, analyzed and managed counterfeit bills, and assisted
agents with protective intelligence. I enjoyed the hardworking
environment mixed with a fun atmosphere. The life and job of a
Secret Service Agent is extremely stressful, therefore, the agents
like to joke around when they have a bit of downtime. One day
the agents took me out to Joint Base Andrews to see President
Obama board Air Force One. It was wonderful to see that huge
plane and all the agents in action, protecting the President.
I had several supervisors, all of whom were very professional.
They answered questions I had about a career in the Secret
Service. The agents were also very open and honest about their
careers and lifestyles. I also built an effective network of other
federal employees whom I can now reach out to whenever I have
questions. Due to my wonderful experience with this internship,
I am considering pursuing a career in federal law enforcement.
My advice to Marist students about internships is: Do Them!
Take any and every opportunity to complete more than one
internship. Whether or not it is ultimately the career direction
you want, they still offer hands on learning where you can apply
classroom knowledge. Be sure to dress your best on the first day
and then take a look at what the employees are wearing. This will
be a good indication of the appropriate dress code for the office.
And, don’t hesitate to ask questions. An internship is a learning
experience and people in the company will want to share their
knowledge with you.
March 2015
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Teachers of Tomorrow:
Dr. Seuss Event – D
MCCTA Presents: “Godspell” – D
Men’s Basketball @ Rider – D
Men’s Swimming & Diving @ ECAC
Championships – D
Baseball @ UNC Charlotte – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ ECAC
Championships - D
Softball @ UNC Wilmington
Tournament - D
Anime Society Meeting - E
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS
Men’s Tennis @ New Haven,
Connecticut – D
Women’s Tennis @ Navy – D
Baseball @ Furman – D
Basketball MAAC Championships – D/E
Women’s Water Polo @ Harvard
Invitational – D/E
Anime Society Meeting – E
MCCTA General Members Meeting - E
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WEDNESDAY
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RFE Mind and Body – E
Campus Ministry Meeting – E
Dr. Amy Bass Lecture – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting – E
Men’s Swimming & Diving @ NCAA
Zone Qualifier Diving
Championships - D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ NCAA
Zone Qualifier Diving Championships – D
RFE Mind and Body – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting – E
SGA Elections: Speech Night – E
SYE: Junior Introduction and
Graduate School Information
Session - D
Faculty Plenary – D
Poughkeepsie Chamber Foundation
Youth Leadership Program – E
Zeta Psi: NYRUMAH Workshop – E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting - D
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Stony Brook - E
Mentors in Violence Prevention
Meeting – D
RA In-Service – D
Spring Blood Drive – D/E
Career & Internship Fair – D/E
I rish cultural week , 3 / 2 - 3 / 6
S G A E lections I nfo S essions , 3 / 3 – 3 / 5
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Men’s Swimming & Diving @
NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving
Championships – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ NCAA
Zone Qualifier Diving Championships – D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Penn State – D/E
Catholic Connections Meeting – E
Zeta Psi Global Outreach Talent
Show – E
Baseball @ Furman – D
Women’s Track and Field @
ECAC/IC4A Championships – D/E
Men’s Track and Field @ ECAC/IC4A
Championships – D/E
SPC Movie: “Hunger Games:
Mocking Jay Part 1” – E
ALOUD Conference - D
Men’s Tennis @ Yale – D
Baseball @ Furman – D
Men’s Lacrosse vs. High Point – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Marist Singers Presents “Love in the
Afternoon” – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ Towson – D/E
Women’s Water Polo @ Harvard
Invitational – D/E
SPC Movie: “Hunger Games: Mocking Jay
Part 1” - E
MAAC CHAMPIONSHIP Men & Women’s Basketball, 3/6 – 3/9
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Women’s Water Polo @
Sonoma State – D/E
International Learning
Analytical and Knowledge
Conference - D
Men’s Swimming & Diving @
NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving
Championships – D
Women’s Swimming & Diving @ NCAA
Zone Qualifier Diving Championships - D
SGA Elections: ‘Meet the Candidates’- E
Mentors in Violence
Prevention Meeting – D
Teacher Education Advisory Meeting - D
SGA Elections: Debate Night – E
Residence Halls Close at 5 PM
Baseball @ Radford – D
Softball @ College of Charleston
Tournament – D
Women’s Tennis @ Binghamton – E
Men’s Lacrosse vs.
Monmouth – D
Baseball @ Radford – D
Women’s Tennis @ Cornell – D
Softball @ College of Charleston
Tournament – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Long Beach
State – D/E
MIDTERM WEEK, 3/9 - 3/13
Men & Women’s Basketball MAAC CHAMPIONSHIP, 3/6 – 3/9
Baseball @ Radford – D
Softball @ College of
Charleston Tournament – D
Habitat for Humanity Leaves for Spring
Break Collegiate Challenge – D
Women’s Water Polo @ UC Davis – D/E
THURSDAY
Open Learning Analytics
Summit - D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Canisius – D
Women’s Water Polo @ VMI –D
Baseball @ Sacred Heart – D
Softball @ University of Virginia
Tournament – D
Women’s Water Polo @ St. Francis – E
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY
International Learning
Analytical and Knowledge
Conference - D
Baseball @ Albany – D
Softball @ UNC Central - E
International Learning
Analytical and Knowledge
Conference - D
Softball @ Hampton University – D
International Learning
Analytical and Knowledge
Conference – D
Dutchess County Literacy
Connections Spelling Bee – D
FIRST DAY OF SPRING
International Learning
Analytical and Knowledge
Conference - D
Baseball @ Sacred Heart – D
SPRING RECESS, 3/16 -3/20
Open Learning Analytics Summit - D
Women’s Water Polo vs.
Villanova – D
Baseball vs. Sacred Heart – D
Softball @ University of Virginia
Tournament – D
Habitat for Humanity Returns from
Spring Break Collegiate Challenge – E
Women’s Water Polo vs. Siena – E
Day and Evening Classes Resume
RFE Mind and Body – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
PALM SUNDAY
Pre-College Open House – D
Women’s Water Polo @
Villanova – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Iona – D
Baseball vs. Iona – D
Softball vs. Rider – D
Women’s Tennis vs. Manhattan – D/E
MCCTA Presents “Me Too Monologues” – E
Men’s Tennis vs. Rider - D
RFE Mind and Body – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
Zeta Psi Poverty Resolutions
Workshop - E
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Men’s Tennis vs. Army – D
Baseball @ Hartford – D
NSLS Telecast: Arianna
Huffington - E
Catholic Connections Meeting - E
Men’s Lacrosse @ Brown – E
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Baseball @ Hofstra – D
SYE: Junior Introduction and
Graduate School Information
Session - E
Teachers of Tomorrow General
Members Meeting – E
Storm King Trombone Ensemble Recital - E
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Women’s Tennis @ Fordham – D
Softball @ University of
Hartford – D/E
RA In-Service – E
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Faculty and Staff Ethics
Training - D
Shopping Shuttle – E
MCCTA Presents “Me Too Monologues” – E
SPC Comedian: Taylor Tomlinson - E
SPC Movie: “Into the Woods”-E
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Men’s Tennis vs. Hofstra – D
Women’s Tennis vs.
Hofstra – D
Baseball vs. Stony Brook – D
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Spring Blood Drive
Thurs., 3/5
SPC Movie:
“Hunger Games:
Mocking Jay Part 1”
Fri., 3/6 & Sat., 3/7
Recycling & Sustainability
We are now composting all food and paper in the Main Dining Hall.
There is a printer cartridge collection/recycling program through Information Technology. There is
double-sided printing in all of the labs. Help keep your campus green... Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
SPC Comedian:
Taylor Tomlinson
Fri., 3/27
“Into the Woods”
Fri., 3/27 & Sat., 3/28
Men’s Tennis @ Fairfield – D
Men’s Lacrosse @
Quinnipiac – D
Baseball vs. Iona – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Wagner – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ Fairfield – D/E
SPC Movie: “Into the Woods”- E
MCCTA Presents “Me Too Monologues” – E
Women’s Water Polo @ VMI – E
Sigma Sigma Sigma Formal –E
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Intern Profiles
Jonathan Malloy
Senior
Major: Business Administration
Concentration: International Business
Minor: Political Science
Software Implementation Team Intern
McKesson Corporation, Waltham, MA
This internship will put me in a good position to enter the fast
growing field of health data analytics. It also had the benefit of
offering a very competitive salary for a pre-professional.
In 2013, McKesson acquired a small company named
Medventive. The transition of a small company into a large
corporation involves many changes, and my job was to help
standardize the practices and methods of the Medventive
software implementation division so that it fit seamlessly into
the McKesson corporate structure. I handled the transition of all
files and accounts for the software implementation team. This
involved updating all documents and then moving them from
a local shared drive to the McKesson corporate SharePoint
site. I also created walkthrough scripts for the various software
products.
My supervisor was energetic and friendly and very supportive,
but also extremely busy. I spent nearly the entire internship with
minimal supervision and therefore had to be extremely selfdirected. This was a significant challenge. But it was balanced
out by the fact that the office environment was very relaxed
and congenial. This helped the transition to go smoothly. My
manager also organized events for employees including a
luncheon, a fantasy football league, and an office Olympics. The
Olympics competition was held during a barbecue at her home,
accompanied by games like Bocce Ball, Horseshoes, and Kan
Jam. I was proud to secure the Olympic trophy for my team!
I hope to accept a full time position at McKesson after graduation,
in part because they offer a significant financial incentive program
to employees who wish to work while attending graduate school.
I would advise Marist students not to hesitate to use personal
contacts when trying to get an internship. Although I earned this
internship due to my background of education and experience, it
was a family member who initially put me in touch with a manager
at McKesson. Ask everyone you know if they can refer you to
opportunities and - nine times out of ten - they will be happy to
help you.
Sharley McIver-Jones
Senior
Major: Social Work
Social Work Intern
River Haven Youth Shelter, Poughkeepsie, NY
River Haven Youth Shelter in Poughkeepsie is the only youth
shelter in Dutchess County, offering safety, guidance, a voice,
and self-directed growth and development to troubled and
homeless youth of the Hudson Valley. River Haven lives up to
its name and that is part of the reason I chose it as my junior
internship site. The other reason was to offer assistance to the
youth of the area. Run by Donna and Pete Menconeri, River
Haven offers a compassionate, safe place for youth to receive
respite while being connected to services to help them and their
families find a better outcome and reduce conflict.
My responsibilities including facilitating groups on the dangers
of drugs and alcohol and how to make educated decisions to
abstain from using them. The internship placement lasted for 10
weeks and each week, I would facilitate a group on a new topic. I
also provided activities for youth to give feedback, share openly,
ask questions, and complete self-directed projects that reflected
what they learned from the week’s topic. I was responsible for
facilitating transportation to school and community services and
completing initial interviews with the youth and families who
came to River Haven.
There were many opportunities to network, on an individual,
social, and organizational level. If I were offered a full time
position with River Haven, I would accept it without hesitation.
And, one was offered! River Haven holds a special place in my
heart because I believe in the importance of advocating for youth
and lessening the potential for negative outcomes in a young
person’s life. Young people can turn their lives around if they
have sufficient intervention when they need it, particularly in the
adolescent years.
Throughout my education, which included earning an
Associate’s Degree from Dutchess Community College, I have
completed internships at the Dutchess County Transition Center,
Step One Addictions Counseling Center, Daytop Residential
Chemical Dependency Counseling Center, and the Institute for
Family Health, among others. As a result of what I have learned
from these experiences, I would advise other Marist students to
complete as many internships as possible because they offer
the opportunity to learn and refine your knowledge and skills in
a real world setting.
Robert Tognetti Senior
Major: Political Science
Minor: Journalism
Broadcast Journalist Intern
WCBS News Radio 880. New York, NY
Since declaring my minor in journalism, I always wanted to
learn more about broadcast journalism. How do journalists in the
field write and record their stories? In addition, I’ve been curious
as to whether my major in Political Science would help me in
writing and understanding certain stories better than journalists
from other academic backgrounds. So, I chose the broadcast
internship at WCBS News Radio.
I was responsible for attending press conferences. I enjoyed this
activity; the press conferences really had me in awe. They were
all completely different from each other, so there was never a dull
day out in the field. The conferences were located at places like
the Empire State Building and Grand Central Terminal. I got to
listen firsthand to two U.S. Senators, Mayor Bill de Blasio, a world
renowned medical examiner and several famous celebrities. After
listening to the press conference, I would observe professional
journalists writing up their “wrap” reports. Then, I would head
back to headquarters to write and record my own wrap based on
that particular press conference. Usually for each story I would
write and record 2-3 wraps.
After finishing the wraps, my internship advisor would review
and critique each one. My advisor was very friendly and
knowledgeable. She really helped me understand what I should
and should not put into wrap reports. For example, usually
wrap reports are only about 45 seconds long, so only the bare
essentials will be able to fit. It’s like hiking to your campus spot;
you don’t want to have too much to slow you down.
If WCBS offered me a spot as a full-time journalist, I would
absolutely accept. It would be so exciting to report news on a
full-time basis in the “City That Never Sleeps.”
My best advice to Marist students seeking internships is to form
relationships with your professors, especially the ones in your
major field. You never know if they may be able to assist you in
obtaining an internship. They could help open doors for you, as
long as you have a relationship with them and you do well in their
classes.
April 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Student Activities:
Personacards
Wed., 4/8
EASTER
“The Hobbit: The Battle of
the Five Armies”
Fri., 4/10 & Sat., 4/11
“American Sniper”
Fri., 4/17 & Sat., 4/18
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Evening Classes Resume
Softball vs. Villanova – D
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MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess
King” – D
Men’s Tennis vs. Siena – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Oneonta – D/E
RFE Mind and Body – E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting - E
THURSDAY
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No Evening Class
Women’s Tennis vs. Siena – D
Baseball vs. Manhattan – D
Faculty Plenary – D
Faculty-of-the-Year Luncheon - D
Men’s Tennis vs. St. John’s – D
Multiple Disabilities Walk – D
Ethics Week Lecture – D
Poughkeepsie Chamber Foundation
Youth Leadership Program – E
Softball @ Army – E
FRIDAY
2
SATURDAY
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Men’s Lacrosse vs. Detroit – D
Women’s Water Polo @
St. Francis – D
Softball vs. Siena – D
Baseball vs. Manhattan – D
Women’s Water Polo@ St. Francis – E
PASSOVER BEGINS
“Lilo & Stitch”
Fri., 4/24 & Sat., 4/25
Men’s Tennis vs. Quinnipiac – D
Men’s Baseball vs. Albany – D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Hofstra – E
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Annual HEOP Recognition
Luncheon – D
Faculty Plenary – D
Student Activities: Personacards –D
Softball @ Holy Cross – D
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Mid-Hudson Regional
Business Plan Competition – D
Men’s Tennis vs. Saint Peter’s – D
Women’s Tennis @ Stony Brook – D/E
Shopping Shuttle – E
SPC Movie: “The Hobbit: The Battle
of the Five Armies” – E
Fall 2015 Allocation Deadline
Women’s Tennis vs.
Saint Peter’s - D
Softball @ Canisius – D
Baseball vs. Niagara – D
MCCTA General Members Meeting - E
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MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess
King” – D
Catholic Connections - E
Holocaust Remembrance Lecture – E
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Assessment Day - No Classes
Catholic Connections
Meeting – E
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MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess
King” – D
Softball @ University of
Massachusetts – D/E
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Softball vs. St. Bonaventure –D
Hudson River Valley
Institute Lecuture with
Cunneen-Hackett - E
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Renewable Energy
Conference – D
Softball at Lafayette – D/E
CURSCA – D
Faculty Colloquium - D
MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess King” – D
Student Employee Appreciation Day – D
Tennis @ Monmouth – D
Women’s Tennis vs. Quinnipiac – D
Baseball @ Binghamton – D
Teachers of Tomorrow: Hudson Valley
New Teacher Institute – E
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Men’s Tennis vs. NJIT – D
Women’s Tennis vs. NJIT – D
Softball @ Niagara – D
Women’s Water Polo @ Siena – D
Baseball vs. Niagara – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Men’s Lacrosse vs. NJIT – E
Women’s Water Polo @ Wagner – E
SPC Movie: “The Hobbit: The Battle
of the Five Armies” – E
ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE, 4/11-12
MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess
King” and Luncheon- D
Softball vs. Iona – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Men’s Tennis @ Niagara – D
Men’s Lacrosse @ Manhattan – D
Baseball vs. Rider – D
Dance Ensemble Spring Dance Show – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ Niagara – D/E
SPC Movie: “American Sniper” - E
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MCCTA Children’s Theatre
Presents: “The Princess King” – D
Relay for Life – D/E
SPC Movie: “American Sniper” - E
ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE, 4/11-12
Dance Ensemble Spring
Dance Show – D
Softball @ Quinnipiac – D
Baseball vs. Rider – D
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Women’s Tennis vs.
Monmouth – D/E
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SPC Spring Concert: - D
Softball @ Fairfield – D
Baseball at Quinnipiac – D
Men’s Tennis @ MAAC
Tournament – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ MAAC Tournament – D/E
Women’s Water Polo vs. MAAC
Championships – D/E
Honors Reception – D
RFE: Mind & Body – E
Campus Ministry Meeting - E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting – E
Softball @ Lafayette – D
Catholic Connections
Meeting - E
EARTH DAY
ELP/NSLS Annual Leadership
Induction and Etiquette Luncheon - D
Faculty Plenary – D
Renewable Energy Conference -D
Teacher of Tomorrow General Member
Meeting – E
Baseball Hudson Valley Classic vs.
Army – E
Electronic Recycling Day, 4/29
D – Day
E – Evening
ALCOHOL WEB SITES www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov
A comprehensive site which gives links, research, policies and other information
aimed at changing the college drinking culture.
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Men’s Tennis @ MAAC
Tournament – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ MAAC
Tournament – D/E
River Festival – E
Fox Festival - E
SPC Movie: “Lilo & Stitch” - E
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Baseball at Quinnipiac – D
Softball vs. Monmouth – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Men’s Tennis @ MAAC
Tournament – D/E
Women’s Tennis @ MAAC Tournament – D/E
Women’s Water Polo vs. MAAC
Championships – D/E
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Siena – E
SPC Movie: “Lilo & Stitch” – E
69th
Commencement
Ceremonies
May 22 & 23, 2015
Congratulations
Class of 2015
May 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Summer
Off-Campus Vendors accepting Marist Money are:
*Alcohol, tobacco, or lottery purchases
may not be made with Marist Money.
Contact [email protected]
845-575-3550
Applebee’s
Beach Body Tanning
Campus Deli
China Doll
Cosimo’s Trattoria
CVS Pharmacy
Formosa
Ginger Chinese Rest.
(S. side by Residence Inn)
Hyde Park Pizzeria
K and D Deli
Lola’s Cafe
McDonalds
Pleasant Ridge
Splash
Quiznos (Rt 9, across
street from Marist)
Red Robin
Red Fox Eatery
Rite Aid
River Station
Stop N Shop (Hyde Park)
Tropical Smoothie
Baseball @ Canisius – D
Softball @ St. Peter’s – D
Men’s Lacrosse @ MAAC
Championships – D/E
Baseball vs. Fairfield – D
Softball MAAC Tournament – D
Shopping Shuttle – E
SPC Movie: “The Wedding Ringer” – E
SATURDAY
1
2
Autism Speaks U Color Run - D
Baseball @ Canisius – D
Softball @ Manhattan – D
Shopping Shuttle – D/E
Men’s Lacrosse @ MAAC
Championships – D/E
SPC Movie: “The Wedding Ringer” – E
SPC Social:
Summer Splash Bingo
Wed., 5/6
“The Wedding Ringer”
Fri., 5/1 & Sat., 5/2
All Campus Services Accept Marist Money
FRIDAY
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Faculty Plenary – D
Social Work Association: Teen
Pregnancy Conference - D
Men’s Tennis @ MAAC
Tournament – D/E
Poughkeepsie Chamber Foundation
Youth Leadership Program – E
SPC Social: Summer Splash Bingo - E
Men’s Lacrosse @ MAAC
Championships – D/E
Kappa Lambda Psi Weekly
Meeting – E
Softball MAAC Tournament – D
Last Day of Spring
Baseball vs. Fairfield – D
2015 Classes
Softball MAAC Tournament – D
Softball MAAC Tournament – D
2015 Silver Needle Runway Show – D/E
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Residence Halls close at
5:00 P.M. for underclassmen
Baseball @ Saint Peter’s – D
FINAL EXAM PERIOD, 5/11-5/15
Baseball @ Saint Peter’s – D
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Baseball MAAC
Championships – D
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Senior Formal – E
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Sixty Ninth Commencement
Ceremonies – E
Sixty Ninth Commencement
Ceremonies – E
S enior W eek A ctivities , 5 / 1 8 – 5 / 2 2
MEMORIAL DAY
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D – Day
E – Evening
Need a restaurant or hotel rooms for your family at Commencement?
Go to www.DutchessTourism.com to explore Dutchess County
and the beautiful Hudson River Valley.
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Red Fox Enrichment Programs (RFE)
Resident Select On Demand
Student Activities, with the support of SPC, has introduced a new movie program, Resident Select - Movies
on Demand. You can watch movies online, 24/7 with the ability to start, stop, fast-forward, rewind and
pause whenever you want. Approximately 10-12 movies will be added to our collection each month,
including new releases! Check out movies now at the following link: http://movies.net.marist.edu
Movie/Retail Shopping Bus Shuttles
Every semester The Office of Student Activities offers a series of programs designed to enrich
the lives of Marist students physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. Each program lasts
ten weeks and is held once a week for one hour.
Sign-ups for Mind & Body will take place on
Tuesday, February 3, 2015, Noon, at the Student
Activities Office, SC3116
The Office of Student Activities sponsors bus trips to the Poughkeepsie Galleria and shopping malls on
Route 9, just south of the college, to provide students with the opportunity to take in a movie or shop
at area stores. Bus tickets for the shuttle service can be purchased at the Office of Student Activities
for $1.00. Semester bus passes can also be purchased for $5.00.
Students may sign up for one RFE class with valid Marist ID, but may
wait-list for additional classes depending on availability. Video and Game Rental Program
How would you like to embark upon a journey through inner space? Perhaps you are seeking new
and exciting ways to nurture all aspects of your being – mind and body? I am a Certified Yoga Teacher,
Meditation Teacher and Reiki Master-Teacher. My quest for personal transformation through the ancient
healing arts began more than 30 years ago. I have learned many intriguing and powerful techniques for
personal transformation along the way, which I wish to share with you!
The Office of Student Activities offers movies for rental. All rentals are $2.00 for a two-day rental.
Look for new releases. $10 unlimited monthly rental pass available. Board games are available and
can be signed out for free with your Marist ID.
Event Information
Mind & Body with LoriAnn Paul – Mon., 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Various services and programs provided by The Office of Student Activities and a calendar listing all
daily campus activities (which our office has scheduled or been informed of) may be found on our
web page at www.marist.edu/campuslife/event. Information about campus events can also be found
on campus bulletin boards, and the campus media (WMAR internet radio, MCTV television, and The
Circle, Marist student newspaper).
This 10-class series will incorporate yoga stretching and breathing techniques (designed to stretch, tone,
and strengthen particular parts of the body and to calm the nervous system), and meditations drawn
from different traditions around the globe (which help to improve relaxation/stress management skills
and improve sleeping patterns among other things
INTRAMURALS • club sports • RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS
You should bring a notebook and mat, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Please try to arrive a few
minutes early so that you have time to settle in before class begins. Leave your worldly cares and troubles
outside the door. Picture yourself entering an environment of peace and relaxation. Lie down quietly on
your mat, relax, and allow yourself to enter into the experience of being “here and now.” There is a lot
of fun and interesting material to cover, and regular attendance is highly recommended.
Marist College is very proud of its extracurricular activities, which range from club sports to intramural
and recreational activities.
Club sports are seasonal and compete against other regional college programs. Intramurals offer any
student, whether expert or novice, the chance to play on a team without the time demands of a club
sport. Intramurals are designed to be co-ed, female, and/or male teams, and can change yearly depending on student interest. Recreational activities offer non-competitive programs ranging from golf and
pilates, to roller skating and indoor rock climbing. Students interested in participating in either club
sports, intramurals, or recreational programs should contact Intramural Office, x2482, for information
on how to get involved.
Spring 2015 Emerging Leaders Series…One More Reason to Keep
Your Eye on Your Marist E-Mail
The Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) is an exciting, non-credit certificate program providing students
with varied and unique opportunities to define, discover, and develop their personal leadership style.
Join the hundreds of students who learn to lead at Marist from an interdisciplinary team of national
and local experts.
What’s in it for you? A meaningful and practical experience…hot topics… enhanced community
connection…resume building…developing key contacts… a running record of your participation in
the program and a certificate of completion for students who attend at least five workshops…and
much more.
What does it cost? Nothing but your time and a speedy response. ELP offerings are announced via a
campus-wide e-mail. Registration for each workshop is limited to the first 50 respondents, but with
a few clicks of the mouse, you can join a large and dynamic group of future leaders. Don’t miss out
on this special opportunity.
Questions about the program can be sent to [email protected]. Look for us on the
Marist website under First Year Programs.
A message from your
Student Booster Club President
Student Booster Club offers Marist students the
opportunity to not only receive priority points,
but the chance to support your classmates in
Marist’s 23 Division I sports. For those of you
that were at the women’s basketball home
opener last season vs. Kentucky or the men’s
home opener this season vs. Army, you felt what
it is was like in a packed arena. The atmosphere
and support that you give to all student-athletes
helps them bring home wins. This semester I
hope that everyone comes to as many games
as possible, to show support for their fellow
classmates who practice hard every day to play
their best and want a large crowd to be behind
them at every game. Go Red Foxes!
Michelle Ruel
Student Booster President
Class of 2015
For calendar and campus program updates, visit the Marist Web Calendar
www.marist.edu/calendar
spring 2015 ACademic CALENDAR
January
16 Friday
19 Monday
20 Tuesday
20-26 Tues-Mon
26 Monday
26 Monday
February
2 Monday
9 Monday
23 Monday
Deadline for grade changes & resolving incompletes
for Fall 2014
Residence Halls open at 10 A.M.
Spring Semester begins, Day & Evening classes held
Course change period
Last day for course changes (5 P.M.)
Half tuition refund after this date
Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for
Winter 2015 by P.M.
Last day to register for elective credit internships by 5 P.M.
No tuition refund after this date.
P/NC Option due by 5 P.M.
March
13 Friday
14-22 Sat-Sun
17 Tuesday
22 Sunday
23 Monday
April
2 Thursday
3 - 5 Fri - Sun
6 Monday
7 Tuesday
21 Tuesday
Day Classes Meet. Residence Halls close at 5 P.M.
SPRING RECESS
Midterm grades due by 12:00 P.M. (noon)
Residence Halls open at 10:00 A.M.
Classes resume
No Evening Classes.
Easter Holiday
Classes resume at 6:30 P.M
Last date for withdrawing from courses without penalty
of WF grades by 5 pm.
Assessment Day. No Classes
May
8 Friday
11-15 Mon- Fri
21 Thursday
22 Friday
23 Saturday
23 Saturday
Last Day of Spring 2015 classes
Final Exam period begins. Residence Halls close Friday
at 5:00 P.M. for underclassmen
Final Grades due at 5:00 P.M.
SIXTY NINTH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Graduate and Adult Students
SIXTY NINTH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Traditional undergraduate students
Residence Halls close at 5:00 P.M. for seniors.
June
19 Friday
Last date for grade changes & resolving incompletes
for Spring 2015 by 5 pm
www.marist.edu/healthservices/studenthealth.html
Student Health 101 is an on-line health and wellness magazine for
college students. Each monthly issue will contain valuable information that
will help you make the most of your time in college -- from reducing stress
to succeeding in your classes to relationships and getting involved.
OTHER SERVICES
STUDENT CENTER FACILITIES HOURS
BUILDING HOURS:
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. BOOKSTORE (ext. 2260):
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
-
1:30 a.m.
2:00 a.m.
2:00 a.m.
1:30 a.m.
(There will be extended hours during book rush and special events)
CABARET (ext. 2967):
Monday through Friday
Saturday and Sunday
8:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
- 1:00 a.m.
(Watch for daily specials)
DONNELLY, DYSON, AND HANCOCK COFFEE SHOP HOURS:
Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Friday
7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
THE JAMES A. CANNAVINO LIBRARY HOURS
(ext. 3199):
Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Friday
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sunday
noon - 2:00 a.m.
(There will be extended hours during midterms & finals)
MASS HOURS:
Monday through Thursday
Sunday
12:05 p.m.
12:00 noon, 7:00 p.m.
JAZZMAN’S AT UPPER WEST CEDAR:
Monday through Thursday 12:00 noon - 1:00 a.m.
Friday and Saturday
5:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Sunday
12:00 noon - 1:00 a.m.
McCANN RECREATION CENTER AND ANNEX
(ext. 3699):
Monday though Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m. - midnight
Saturday
10:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m.
Sunday
10:00 a.m. - midnight
DINING HALL (menu line ext. 2555):
Monday through Thursday 7:15 a.m. Friday
7:15 a.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. WRITING CENTER
(Library 330, ext. 2735):
Monday through Thursday
Friday
- -
- -
9:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
HEALTH SERVICES (ext. 3270):
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.
OFFICE OF Student ACTIVITIES (ext. 3279):
Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.
Friday
8:30 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Sunday
10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.
Fax Services
Video Rentals
POST OFFICE (ext. 2131):
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Daily 4:00 p.m. - midnight
Daily 12:00 noon - midnight
10:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
DIRECTORY
INTRAMURALS/ CLUB SPORTS/
RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS
Ext. 2584
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (SGA)
SC 3123 - Ext. 2206
STUDENT PROGRAMMING COUNCIL (SPC)
SC 3115
Campus photographs by: Robert Lynch
Service Counter Student Mailboxes
9 a.m. – 6 p.m. 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
9 a.m. – Noon 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Closed Noon - 5:00 p.m.
Special thank you to:
Jennifer Unterbrink, Michele Williams, Joyce Nittolo,
Amy Joy Scheinert – ColorPage
www.jedfoundation.org and ULifeline.org
promoting emotional health and suicide prevention
www.nationaleatingdisorders.org is a great resource for increasing awareness
about eating disorders, and lists treatment options and services
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