Your Hub for All Things Anselmian
One of the things that makes us tick is our commitment to community. You can feel it on campus when you greet a friendly face, or wait an extra moment to hold the door for someone who is a little too far away. It's what makes this place special; it's what makes us Anselmian. This page brings that connection to your screen - bookmark it and check back frequently to stay up-to-date with all the happenings on the Hilltop.
Field Hockey Team Brings Home the College’s First National Championship
Yesterday, Maddie Davis found the back of the net in overtime to lift the nationally-ranked Saint Anselm College field hockey team to the institution's first NCAA Division II National Championship.
Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life Relaunch
This semester, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) relaunched the Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life, marking the return of a research hub dedicated to examining the intersection of faith, politics, and society.
Students join Manchester Police SWAT Run Simulation
This fall, criminal justice (CJ) majors and student-athletes participated in training exercises with the Manchester Police Department, responding to a mock active shooter situation on campus.
M.Ed. Graduates Achieve 100% Employment
In May, the college graduated its third cohort of students with a Master’s in Education (M.Ed.) with licensure in Special Education. Within three months, 100% of the class was employed.
Center for Ethics Survey Reveals Top Concerns for New Hampshire Businesses
The Center for Ethics in Society, in collaboration with the Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire (BIA), recently released the results of the 2024 Business Leader Survey, shedding light on the top concerns facing the state's business leaders.
Jim McDonnell '81 named Chief of Los Angeles Police Department
Throughout his career, James (Jim) McDonnell ’81 has exemplified the values of Saint Anselm with his commitment to service, leadership, and integrity. He has been appointed as Chief of Police of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
Featured Everyday Anselmian: Caroline Kiley '24
News Stories
112 Nursing Students Blessed Before First Clinical
On Friday, January 31, 112 nursing students in the class of 2027…
Annual MLK Jr. Dinner Kicks Off Month-Long Celebration of “Infinite Hope”
The annual MLK Jr. Celebration Dinner kicked off the yearly month-long…
Jean School Launches Inaugural Graduate Program in Nursing Leadership and Innovation
Saint Anselm College is excited to announce its newest graduate program a…
New Poll by Saint Anselm College Survey Center Shows President Donald Trump With a Modest Bump in Popularity
New Poll by Saint Anselm College Survey Center Shows President Donald Trump…
Celebrate Women's History Month, Mar 10 @4:30pm
A Celebration of Women in Poetry
Women’s voices…
Alumni News | Fall/Winter 2025
Ten Anselmians were honored at the 2024 Alumni Awards brunch held last fall…
Scene On Campus
Here's what happened on the Saint Anselm College this past fall and winter…
From the President
From the moment you picked up this issue of Portraits, you surely knew it…
Saint Anselm in the News
BBC
Saint Anselm alumna named youngest-ever presidential spokesperson
January 28, 2025
Union Leader
Santo using lessons from legendary mentor to lead Saint Anselm men’s basketball
January 15, 2025
WMUR
Neil Levesque discusses new NH governor Kelly Ayotte’s inaugural address
January 12, 2025
WMUR
NH political leaders seek solutions to housing crisis at Saint Anselm event
December 13, 2024
Fairfield Mirror
Inside the Whimsical World of Saint Anselm alumna Dr. Emily Orlando
November 20, 2024
Events
Graduating students are invited to the Saint Anselm Bookstore, March 11 & 12 from 10 until 3.
Balfour will be available for students to order their graduation regalia, and Josten's will be on hand for class rings and diploma frames.
Presenter: Dr Vincent Colapietro '73
Vincent Colapietro is a 1973 graduate of Saint Anselm College and a Liberal Arts Research Professor Emeritus at Pennsylvania State University in the Departments of Philosophy and African American Studies. Through the Center for the Humanities at the University of Rhode Island, he has a teaching appointment in the departments of English, Writing & Rhetoric, and Philosophy.
In the course of his career he has authored several books and over two hundred articles. In 2004 he was honored by the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy with the Herbert W. Schneider Award for lifetime achievement.
Men's Faith Sharing Group
First Meeting: Tuesday, January 28 at 7:00 p.m.
Then meet weekly from Tuesday, February 4 to May 6
Time: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Lower Church Meeting Room
Your journey as an Anselmian does not end with graduation. The relationships you built during the time on the Hilltop continue to be a source of support and connection. They are there when you celebrate milestones, navigate your career, and grow in faith.
This Days of Giving, honor all of the Anselmians who have made up your community and make a gift to ensure that our current and future students are able to experience that same connection.
Anselmian Then. Anselmian Now. Anselmian Always.
Overview of Simulation is Module 1 of 4 towards the Healthcare Simulation Educator Certificate
This is a 4 week course that runs from March 12 - April 8, with a synchronous online day on March 12 from 8:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
Our innovative online certificate program is designed to explore the various components necessary to develop and run simulation scenarios within an academic or clinical setting.
Target Audience:
- Any nurse practicing in an education role who is interested in developing or working in a simulation program. This would be applicable to nurse educators in academia or healthcare facilities, preceptors, mentors, or staff nurses who are interested in learning more about this teaching pedagogy.
- Each module will earn 15 Nursing Contact Hours. Each module can be taken individually. In order to receive the certificate (60 contact hours), all 4 modules must be completed.
- Each module begins with one virtual live webinar from 08:30am- 4:00pm. The remainder of the program is completed online asynchronously.
Full brochure available
2025 Dates:
MARCH 12-April 8, 2025
Module1: Overview of Simulation
March 12, 8:30 am-4:00 pm as virtual live webinar; remainder of program online. Topics include: history, types of simulation, purpose, learning theory, learning styles, simulation lab resources
APRIL 16-MAY 14, 2025
Module 2: Art of Debriefing
April 16, 8:30 am-4:00 pm as virtual live webinar; remainder of program online. Topics include: purpose and importance of debriefing, role of facilitator, rules of debriefing, types of debriefing
OCTOBER 1-OCTOBER 28, 2025
Module 3: Designing and Implementing Simulation Scenarios
October 1, 8:30 am-4:00 pm as virtual live webinar; remainder of program online. Topics include: nursing education simulation framework, incorporating roles of facilitator and participant, educational practices, simulation outcomes and design characteristics
NOVEMBER 5-DECEMBER 2, 2025
Module 4: Trends in Healthcare and Use of Simulation to Impact Patient Outcomes
November 5, 8:30 am-4:00 pm as virtual live webinar; remainder of program online. Topics include: evaluation instruments, current research and trends in outcomes, trends in simulation, utilization of resources
👉 Register Here 👈
Graduating students are invited to the Saint Anselm Bookstore, March 11 & 12 from 10 until 3.
Balfour will be available for students to order their graduation regalia, and Josten's will be on hand for class rings and diploma frames.