Albertus Magnus College Psychology professor, Dr. Stephen Joy, has been selected to deliver the keynote address at this year’s New England Psychological Association (NEPA) Annual Meeting at Southern New Hampshire University on November 9, 2019. His address is entitled “Will the Real Psychopathic Fascist Please Stand Up?: Finding the Man Behind a Famous Psychoanalytic Case
Read More.Art Therapy Professor exhibits at 118th Annual Exhibition of the New Haven Paint and Clay Club
Albertus Magnus College MAATC professor Evie Lindemann, whose piece entitled “The Shaman”, was juried into the 118th Annual Exhibition of the New Haven Paint and Clay Club (NHPCC). Notably, the NHPCC has decided to purchase the piece for their permanent collection. Learn more about Albertus’ Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Clinical Counseling program.
Read More.Meet Sharon Gentles | Senior Success Stories
Meet Sharon Gentles ’19, a student from the Masters Program who is graduating with a M.S. in Human Services. “I came to Albertus because I wanted to be in an environment that is family oriented… with people I could talk to and people who would see me as a person. Albertus professors are people you
Read More.Meet Alyssa Cruz | Senior Success Stories
Meet Alyssa Cruz ’19, a traditional undergraduate student who is graduating with a B.A. in Fine Arts with a concentration in graphic design. “Albertus has been incredibly life changing. I came here my freshman year very quiet and reserved, really not knowing where I was going to go or who I was going to become.
Read More.Meet Hymie Glick | Senior Success Stories
Meet Hymie Glick ’19, an adult accelerated undergraduate student who is graduating with B.A. in Communications. “It takes a whole family to be supportive when you go back to school at night, especially when you are working full time and being around for your kids. You need a very supportive environment and the Albertus team
Read More.The Class of 2019 | Senior Success Stories
Hear from seniors from the Class of 2019 as they prepare to soar at the Albertus Magnus College Ninety-Sixth Commencement on May 19, 2019. You can share your senior success story with the College at @albertussocial on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram using the hashtags #Albertus2019 and #FearlessFalcons
Read More.Student-Athletes honored at Annual Athletics Banquet 2019
On Tuesday, May 7th, the Albertus Magnus College Department of Athletics held its annual end of the year awards banquet to honor its student-athletes and coaches as well as to celebrate the success from this past academic year. The Albertus Magnus Department of Athletics had a successful 2018-19 campaign with seven teams making a postseason
Read More.Meet Karla Aponte-Roque | Senior Success Stories
Meet Karla Aponte-Roque ’19, a traditional undergraduate student who is graduating with a B.S. in Biology and Chemistry. “When it comes to school, I knew I was always interested in learning more, but the faculty here, the community here has allowed me to express myself, to go deeper into my studies and to actually take
Read More.Alumna celebrates Golden Society Reunion 2019
On Saturday, April 27, 2019, we celebrated the members of the Golden Society and the induction of the class of 1969. The Albertus Magnus College Golden Society recognizes alumnae who have graduated 50 or more years ago. In attendance was alumna Elizabeth (Betty) Hurley Candels ’48, who was celebrating her 71st Reunion. Ms. Candels has been
Read More.Student-run Literary Journal “Breakwater” Reception 2019
Last week’s recognition of the creative work by members of our Albertus community took place during the 2019 reception of Breakwater: a publication designed by students and comprised of student, faculty and staff submissions. A literary relative to Albertus’ The Scribbler and Albertinum, Breakwater differs in its embrace of color, visuals, and shorter works of
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