Each class at this Catholic College in the Dominican Tradition represents one of the Four Dominican Pillars of Study, Prayer, Community, and Service. The Class of 2023 highlights Service. Here is a snapshot of just a few of the Servant Leaders who are ready to apply the skills they learned at Albertus to the real world.
Read More.Albertus Graduate Students Speak to First Lady, Education Secretary About Impact of the Horizons Program on Campus, Accessible Education
Joyce Hines and Jacqueline Taylor went back to school with their children in mind, and Albertus Magnus College helped them succeed. Their stories are proof that it’s never too late to finish your degree and reclaim your future. First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and U.S. Education Secretary Dr. Miguel Cardona visited the Horizons at Albertus
Read More.Albertus MPA Student Invited to DC to Speak About Impacts of Gun Violence
Albertus Magnus College students gain opportunities to bring their knowledge from the classroom to the community. Cecilio Vega, who is earning his Master of Public Administration Degree at Albertus, was chosen to speak about the effects of gun violence in underserved communities in early December of 2021.
Read More.Albertus Sings Its Faith in Your Future
We’ve written a new tag song, and you’re going to love it. Why a tag song? Because while for years we have been talking about how much pride we have in our Albertus community, now we want to (literally) sing your praises. After all, in the words of Tolstoy, “Music is the shorthand of emotion.”
Read More.A Musical Tribute Awes Albertus Magnus College
Have you heard our new tag song “We Have Faith in Your Future”? It was unveiled at our Professional and Graduate Student Orientation on January 14. The reveal, in fact, was so awesome that it appeared on the front page of the January 15 New Haven Register. Students and faculty alike were taken by surprise
Read More.Service Learning and Leadership
We have been working for the past eight weeks to prepare the Capstone Project, the culminating work of our studies in the Master of Arts in Leadership. We have learned a great deal from our coursework, especially in Servant and Community Leadership and have chosen to propose the addition of service to the Leadership Program.
Read More.Servant Leadership: The New Paradigm
We’re all familiar with the model of the traditional organization. The CEO sits atop the pyramid, followed by the vice presidents, managers, supervisors, and then the employees. At the bottom are the customers. It’s almost as if the customer is there to serve needs of organization. But what if we invert this pyramid and put
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