On November 22, 2019, Albertus Magnus College will be hosting Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education. This innovative psychoeducational program is an international evidence-based curriculum that teaches faculty, staff, and students how to support students who are experiencing emotional distress. Trainees will learn how to identify, understand, and respond to students who are experiencing
Read More.Albertus Psychology Students attend Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute
Albertus Magnus College graduate counseling students Whitney, Clare, and Rebecca attended the Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute with professors Shiva Rezvan and Stephen Joy. Students learned more about play therapy, case conceptualization, and how psychoanalytic ideas translate into practice
Read More.Albertus Biology Students visit Cushing Laboratory
This week Albertus Magnus College Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students were guided through fascinating human brain and bone collections at the Yale University Cushing Brain Laboratory, as a part of their Anatomy and Physiology class. Located in downtown New Haven, Connecticut, the visit was just one of many opportunities for Albertus students to
Read More.Albertus Magnus Athletics to Host Unified Soccer Tournament
The campus is buzzing in the midst of a stellar soccer season for Albertus Magnus College! Both the men’s and women’s teams have winning records, and the college recently announced that it will host this year’s Unified Sports Soccer Tournament in conjunction with CIAC/Special Olympics Unified Sports-partnering athletes with and without disabilities on athletic teams
Read More.Homecoming 2019 at Albertus Magnus College
Homecoming at Albertus is a time when we come together as a community to celebrate being a part of the #FalconFamily. The 2019 Homecoming festivities featured a carnival theme, where students, alumni, faculty, and staff enjoyed a fun filled weekend of events. Miss out on the fun? You can watch some of the weekend’s highlights here.
Read More.Dr. Phyllis Zagano to Present at St. Albert the Great Lecture
What about women deacons? Do women have a future in the Catholic church? All of these topics and more will be at the center of the St. Albert the Great lecture on November 13 at 5:15 p.m. by Dr. Phyllis Zagano, Senior Research Associate-in-Residence in Department of Religion at Hofstra University. The Saint Thomas Aquinas
Read More.Purple Thursday at Albertus for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
This month the Student Services department at Albertus Magnus College spread awareness for Domestic Violence across campus, encouraging all students, faculty, and staff to wear their favorite shade of purple in solidarity for the cause. Numerous activities were planned on campus for October’s “Purple Thursday”. Hear more about the importance of this cause from Kelsey
Read More.Study Abroad in London: Paige in Paris
Paige Williams ’20 is an Albertus senior who is currently enrolled in Richmond University, as a part of a study abroad program with the American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) Read Paige’s second blog update on her travels to Paris. I just finished traveling from Paris with AIFS. It was a wonderful trip as I
Read More.Academic Reputation at Albertus Magnus College
Join just over 500 of your peers in the undergraduate programs at Albertus Magnus College. With a student/faculty ratio of 13:1, you’ll benefit from small class sizes and the personal attention you receive from our outstanding faculty scholars. Learn more about the value of an Albertus education.
Read More.World Mental Health Day at Albertus
Albertus Magnus College celebrates World Mental Health Day each year by partnering with Fresh Check Day, an organization that, according to their website, “is an uplifting mental health promotion and suicide prevention event that includes interactive expo booths, peer-to-peer messaging, support of multiple campus departments and groups, free food, entertainment, and exciting prizes and giveaways.”
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