Albertus Stories: Scenes from ELD

Hear stories from Albertus Magnus College students, faculty, staff, and recent alumni from Experiential Learning Day (ELD) 2019. “My name is Taylor Chamberlain. I graduated in 2017 and I majored in Psychology and Art with a concentration in Art Therapy. My Albertus experience has been character, confidence, and lifelong-relationships. Today I presented research that I’ve

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Albertus Magnus College Student on Wheel of Fortune

Albertus Magnus College student, Ashley Petrillo, recently was a contestant on the Wheel of Fortune “Friends” edition on Monday, April 8, 2019. She entered the show with her long time friend Vanessa. Ashley is currently studying Health Care Management and is a resident of North Haven, Connecticut. Ashley and Vanessa walked away with over $22,000

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Students Meet 90+ Potential Employers at 2019 Career Fair

On April 9th, 2019, Albertus Magnus College held a Career and Internship Fair with more than 90 businesses and organizations looking to hire recent and future graduates, as well as offering internship opportunities. The Cosgrove, Marcus, Messer Athletic Center was abuzz with Albertus students and alumni networking with future employers representing a large variety of

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Expert and Caring Faculty

90% of Albertus Magnus full time faculty hold a Ph.D. or terminal degree in their field Faculty at Albertus Magnus College engage in the practices of lifelong learning in their chosen fields and in their profession as teacher-scholars. Inside and outside of the classroom, high impact practices utilized by our faculty prepare Albertus Magnus students

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Value of a Liberal Arts Education

Liberal Arts – Proof vs. Perception An education based in the liberal arts is foundational to ANY vocation and career, building skills including oral and written literacy, numerical analysis, and the capacity to continue to learn for life. By unleashing our capacity to think critically and creatively, an education rooted in the liberal arts prepares

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High-Impact Practices

At Albertus Magnus College, there are multiple opportunities for you to engage in curricular and co-curricular high-impact practices, interactive learning activities that have been shown to promote student success. You will be able to build an ePortfolio for credit that you can take with you into your career or graduate studies; take part in experiential

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#AlbertusServes in the New Haven Community

The four Dominican Pillars of study, prayer, community, and service are lived each day at Albertus Magnus College. The second Annual Day of Service at Albertus was held on Saturday, April 6, 2019. In the spirit of Earth Day and our concern for our earth, we participated in fifteen spring clean-ups and volunteer sites on

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Student and Alumni Networking Workshop

On Wednesday, April 3rd, Albertus Magnus College held an alumni networking event in Rosary Hall. Before the event, students were given a crash course on how to give an “elevator pitch” when networking, lead by Wiley Dawson, the Career Services Assistant Director and Internship Coordinator and Andrea Kovacs, Vice President for the Communications and Marketing

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My Experience at a Women’s Networking Event

For the past six months, I have been interning at the Albertus Magnus College Communications and Marketing department in a public relations capacity. The other interns and I, three of whom are graduating seniors this coming May, attended the Quinnipiac Women’s Networking Luncheon to work on our networking skills and also form some connections with

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What is Experiential Learning Day?

In Episode 7 of the 2nd season of Coffee with President Camille, Professor of Psychology Dr. Hilda Speicher sits down with President Dr. Marc M. Camille to discuss the 9th Annual Experiential Learning Day at Albertus Magnus College.

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