A little Christmas Leadership

One of the first assignments I give my students as they begin their journey in the Master of Arts in Leadership at Albertus Magnus College is to think of a person they consider a leader and write a bit about what makes them a leader.   Below is one of the most creative essays I have

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Interview with Janice McLaughlin, M.M.

Sr. Janice McLaughlin, M.M., president of the Maryknoll Sisters, delivered the St. Albert the Great Lecture, “Can You Carry an Elephant?” in the St. Thomas Aquinas Lecture Series on Wednesday evening, November 13, 2013.  As part of her visit to campus, Sr. Janice also gave a luncheon presentation to faculty, staff and some members of

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Playing Tennis at Albertus

Playing on the women’s tennis team for three years is definitely one of the best decisions I have ever made at Albertus Magnus College.  The team was very welcoming.  My first year playing I did not know anything about tennis, but I was really eager to learn how to play.  Over the years, my tennis skills

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First Annual Christmas Tree Lighting

Albertus is a College that is steeped in tradition. From the Candlelight Ceremony as an incoming freshman to commencement after years of hard work have paid off, there are many things to look forward to over the course of a student’s time at the College. Alumni often look back on their college days with fondness

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Cultivating Exemplary Leadership: Part 4

Traits of Leaders…Leadership Derailers Enthusiasm, Independence, Confidence, Diligence – these are all characteristics which are quite positive, and all things which as leaders we should aim to develop.  Why then are we talking about these in a blog about leadership derailers?  Well, let’s consider these traits on the surface. We want our leaders to be

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Albert Week

November is traditionally a month of remembering – the saints, our loved ones who have died, veterans and the celebration of Thanksgiving when we recall all the blessings we have received. Tucked in the middle of the month is the feast of St. Albert the Great, the patron of Albertus Magnus College, on November 15.

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Women’s Soccer Team at Albertus

During the recruiting process, Coach Nick stressed one thing with all of us; he assured us that we would be joining something bigger than ourselves.  As a high school senior, picking out the college you want to spend the next four years at can be extremely stressful, but that promise stuck out in our minds. 

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College Spirit Through the Eyes of a Falcon

The Albertus Magnus College community celebrated a Fall Fest weekend of fun, festivities but most of all we shared in camaraderie and college spirit.  This is a time when all students, faculty / staff, alumni, family, friends and neighbors join together in fanfare and excitement over celebration of athletics and academics. The Albertus community celebrates the Fall

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Cultivating Exemplary Leadership: The Right Mix

Part 3 The Right Mix It’s your first day as manager in your new organization and you are a bit nervous.  Sure, you have 10 years experience in management, have worked with all types of people before,  and have been successful in the past, but this is different, new people, new environment, and a new

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Global Studies and the Dominican Mission

Robert A. Bourgeois October 8, 2013 Efforts to learn and understand the Dominican tradition led to the creation of a course for the Global Studies Program at Albertus Magnus College, “Human Rights and Religious Witness in Latin America,“ which is situated at the intersection of globalization and the Dominican mission. By globalization, I refer to

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