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Join us for an evening of fun at the Worcester Red Sox game! Registration includes a ticket to the game, an all-you-can-eat buffet, and a $5 donation to the Saint Anselm Fund.
Event details for Saint Anselm Night at the Worcester Red Sox
Join other Road for Hope alumni for a mass and reception to send off this year's group of students participating in Road for Hope to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the program!
Event details for Road for Hope 25th Anniversary Mass and Reception
The Transitions Program is designed to assist new incoming students who come from historically underrepresented backgrounds (such as minoritized racial/ethnic backgrounds, first-generation, income-eligible, and commuter ) with their transition to Saint Anselm College. The program is meant to strengthen the academic, social, and cultural experiences of students to increase their success at the Hilltop. Transitions includes a 4-day experience before orientation, an assigned peer mentor, workshops and social events throughout the first year, and individualized support from professional staff to guide students throughout their college journey. Through participation in the program, students will gain a deeper connection with campus resources, faculty, staff, and peers to ease their transition to college life. The Transitions Program is a collaboration between the
Fr. Jonathan, O.S.B. Center for Intercultural Learning and Inclusion and the federally grant funded, TRIO Scholars Program.
This comprehensive 2-day workshop has been developed to empower nurses transitioning or aspiring to transition into clinical nursing faculty roles within academic and healthcare settings. The workshop aims to equip participants with essential skills, strategies, and best practices necessary for effective clinical teaching, including methods for fostering clinical judgment, the art of debriefing, using constructive feedback approaches, and accessing resources for continued development such as toolkits, templates, and mentor relationships. The program will include simulation exercises, opportunities for cognitive rehearsal as well as group discussion to address individual questions and increase learner confidence.
Learning Outcome:
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to articulate the core responsibilities and expectations of clinical nursing faculty in academia, describe strategies to foster clinical judgment and critical thinking skills in nursing students, apply effective debriefing techniques to facilitate reflective learning, compare constructive and ineffective feedback approaches, and access resources for continued development such as toolkits, templates, and mentor relationships.
Planned Sessions:
Day one: 9:30-4:30pm - Monday August 19, 2024
Day two: 8:30-2:30pm - Tuesday August 20, 2024
Target Audience:
Contact Hours: 11.25
Event details for Nursing Education Bootcamp: Developing your Clinical Faculty Skills
Event details for 8/21 4:00 PM Saint Anselm College Men's Soccer vs Saint Joseph's (ME)
Event details for 8/22 Saint Anselm College Men's Soccer vs Bridgeton Academy (Scr)
On Thursday, August 29, 2024 at 9:30 a.m., we will be meeting in the Library Classroom, upper level of Geisel, to discuss "The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store" by James McBride.
"James McBride’s latest is a murder mystery inside a great American novel. 'The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store' opens with the discovery of a skeleton in a well, and then flashes back to explore its connection to a town’s Black, Jewish and immigrant history" (New York Times, 2023). Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Historical Fiction.
Learn more about our book group by visiting our group webpage.
Event details for Book Group "The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store"
Can we trust AI to deliver truth?
Prof. Michael Huelsman, Computer Science Department