“Black History Month is empowering! It allows you to acknowledge how much effort black people have contributed into America. Never less, Black History Month is everyday to me since you can’t tell American history without mentioning black history.” Kiyomi Bowen ’24 (President of the Black Student Union at Albertus Magnus College) The United States has
Read More.MFA Co-Director, Charles Rafferty, Publishes New Fiction
Charles Rafferty, the co-director of the MFA program at Albertus Magnus College, has published a collection of flash fictions titled, Somebody Who Knows Somebody. The collection was published by Gold Wake Press, an independent literary house based in Iowa. Prior to being published, some of these stories have been featured in acclaimed journals such as
Read More.Albertus Alumnus Tim Quinn ’88 Works as MUA for 2021 Inauguration
Tim Quinn ‘88 was delighted to be a part of the 2021 Presidential Inauguration as makeup artist for First Lady, Dr. Jill Biden. He first met “Dr. B” over 12 years ago when she became Second Lady through Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and First Lady Maria Shriver’s, The Women’s Conference. “I was thrilled to
Read More.Albertus Alumni Visit Online Sport Management Class
During her winter session course, Dr. Kristen DeCarli ’14 MBA invited three fellow alumni to speak with Albertus students in her Introduction to Sport Management course: Chris Long ’13, Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities at University of California, Los Angeles; Chelsea Sherrod ’16, Weekend Sports Anchor for WKTV in Utica, NY; Dan Kmiechick ’13, Account Manager
Read More.What Jobs Can I Find with a Degree in Game and Computer Arts?
Beginning in the Fall of 2020, Albertus Magnus College announced two new degree programs; a Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Fine Arts in Game and Computer Arts. These majors focus on visual and interactive art-making, using primarily digital tools. The degree programs introduce you to game-making as an interactive art form with an emphasis
Read More.A Message from President Marc M. Camille, January 20, 2021
Today, our nation transitions to new presidential leadership and our democracy begins anew, as it does every four years and has now for more than two centuries, presenting the promise of hope and opportunity. My hope and prayer for our nation and for our community is that in the days ahead, themes such as love,
Read More.The Benefits of a No-Residency MFA Program
What’s the Right MFA Program for You? Choosing a writing program can feel overwhelming. Of course, you want a program that focuses on the kind of writing you want to produce, but you also need to think about the format of the program — and the practical matter of making it work with your career
Read More.Top Reasons Why an International Student Should Study in the United States
As a Catholic College, Albertus Magnus College is aware that our graduates will preach the fruits of their education. International students play a vital role in the Albertus Community as they bring the gift of their global experience to the classroom, while maximizing their academic experience by encountering a new culture with American peers. The
Read More.Meet the new Vice President for Advancement: Mary Young ’91 | From The Hill 2020
The following article appeared in the From The Hill Magazine 2020 Issue. Follow these links to make a gift, update your information, or submit a class note. “They created a confidence in me that made me feel as though I could achieve anything.” That’s the kind of personalized attention and roadmap to success that Mary Young ’91 received from her
Read More.Albertus Students Partner with Yale, Create Catholic Relief Services Chapter
Beginning in 2020, Albertus Magnus College and Yale University students joined together to make one Catholic Relief Services (CRS) university chapter. Catholic Relief Services is a global organization dedicated to humanitarian services, like disaster relief, hunger and housing aid, and community prosperity and empowerment. Rooted in the Gospel and Catholic Social Teaching, CRS is a
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