Mary Lou DiPaola ’72 is the recipient of this year’s Alumni of the Year Award, presented to a member of the Association who has attained preeminence in his/her life through outstanding professional, scholarly, and artistic achievement; who is devoted to serving others through volunteer/community service work; or who has manifested extraordinary loyalty and dedication to
Read More.Alumni Highlight: Claudette Ahumada ’18 in Colorado
When I graduated from Albertus in the spring of May 2019, I had no idea the shift that was about to take place in my life. Graduating with a B.A. in Psychology and working with the amazing staff in the department truly gave me a hunger to work in the field that I could not
Read More.The Falcons 5k Challenge is Back!
Albertus community members are invited to join Team Albertus in a number of races that support our local communities and raise awareness and money for big issues. On Saturday, September 28, a Albertus joined the 28th Annual Sickle Cell Disease Association Southern Connecticut Walk and James Barber 5k Run held at East Rock Park. The
Read More.MAATC Student Loren Rubino ’20 to Host Workshop at The Kennedy Center
Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling (MAATC) student Loren Rubino ’20 will be hosting a workshop at The Kennedy Center’s Maggie Daly Arts Cooperative (MDAC) on Saturday, October 12, 2019. This is a part of a larger series called “Second Saturdays: Connect & Create Community Art Workshops for Adults”. Rubino will be speaking
Read More.Albertus Supports LifeHaven in Founders’ Day Celebration
In the spirit of Founders’ Day, the Albertus Magnus community gathered toiletries to give to LifeHaven, a shelter for women and children in New Haven, CT. Thank you to the students, faculty and staff who so generously reached out to the LifeHaven Community!
Read More.Albertus Students Enjoy Outing with Amity Transition Academy
Students from the Albertus Magnus College Honors Program and Department of Foreign Languages joined students from the Amity Transition Academy on a trip to Old Bishop Farms in Cheshire, Connecticut. The group toured the farm, picked apples, and learned how to make apple cider doughnuts. At the end of the tour, everyone enjoyed a cup
Read More.94th Founders’ Day at Albertus
On September 20, 2019, Albertus Magnus College celebrated 94 years since its opening in 1925. “I think we all have a diamond in our pocket. We don’t know how it got there, but we are guided by it.” Sr. Diane Traffas, O.P., from Ohio Dominican University began Founders’ Day with wise words on being “Dominican:
Read More.Albertus MAATC Director, Angel Duncan, published in textbook on Creative Arts
Albertus Magnus College Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling Director and associate Professor, Angel Duncan, MA-MFT, has been published in a textbook on “Creative Arts-Based Group Therapy with Adolescents: Theory and Practice” this year by Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. The textbook was edited by Craig Haen and Nancy Boyd Webb. The textbook,
Read More.Albertus Anatomy and Physiology Class visits Autopsy Lab
Experiential learning in action! An Albertus Magnus College Anatomy and Physiology class visited the Yale Autopsy Lab on September 10, 2019 to better understand anatomy and its practical applications in the workforce.
Read More.Farm to Table Dinner at Albertus Magnus College
The Albertus Magnus College community celebrated on the evening of September 12, 2019 for the first ever “Farm to Table” dinner, solely provided by the Albertus Community Garden project. Students, faculty, and staff were all in attendance, as well as some special guests from Albertus’ neighbors from Hamden, Connecticut, St. Ann’s Church. Students enthusiastically helped
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