The sixth annual Saint Anselm College's Dance-a-Thon will be on Friday, October 13th from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm in the Carr Center! Show your support and help raise money for the wildfires in Lahaina, Hawaii by joining us for a night of dancing, local food, gift card raffles, and coming together as a community! Register either with a team or as an individual. If signing up as a team, make sure to have a primary contact for the team, and all members of the team must register using the link. 

The registration fee will be $10, if registering and buying a t-shirt the price will be $20, and individual t-shirt sales are $15! We are accepting non-participant donations as well. All proceeds will go to wildfire relief in Lahaina, Hawaii. 

Please send this link to your friends and family and have them sponsor you so that we can raise as much money as possible! The person and group that raise the most money will each receive a prize! 

Contact meeliacenter@anselm.edu with any questions or concerns!

No matter your major or class year, the Public Service, Non-Profit, and Social Impact Career Expo, brought to you by Campus Ministry, the Meelia Center for Community Engagement, and the Career Development Center, can put you in touch with a wide variety of organizations. 
Whether you are starting to explore possibilities, looking for a career, volunteer opportunity, internship, or general information --- bring copies of your resume! The Career Expo is a great way for you to connect with employers in a more informal setting to learn about openings and career options, while receiving helpful feedback on your application, including your resume. 

To make the most of your Career Expo visit, meet in advance with a Career Development Center team member to go over your resume and discuss your plans (including how to follow-up after the Expo).

Students will be recognized for their demonstration of quality leadership and service commitment throughout their time here at Saint Anselm. In addition, two major awards will be given in memory of the namesake: the Paul S. Coleman Senior Service Award for Outstanding Community Service and the Paul S. Coleman Senior Service Award for Outstanding Service Leadership. They are each presented to a senior student who embodies the spirit of Coleman and who will accept the award on behalf of the community service and service leadership of the entire senior class.

No matter your major or class year, the Education, Psychology, and Human Development Career Expo, brought to you by the Office of Campus Ministry, the Meelia Center for Community Engagement, and the Career Development Center, can put you in touch with a wide variety of organizations.

Whether you are starting to explore possibilities, looking for a career or a summer opportunity, this Career Expo is a great way for you to connect with employers in a more informal setting. We encourage to you ask about openings and career options, while receiving helpful feedback on your application, including your resume.

To make the most of your Career Expo visit, meet in advance with a Career Development Center team member to create or update your resume and discuss your plans. We will have a Career Info Table day of to answer any of your questions, including how to follow-up after the Expo!

Let's dance the day away and spread love in our community! This special event is dedicated to providing individuals with intellectual and cognitive disabilities a chance to enjoy a heartwarming afternoon filled with dancing, food, creative crafts, and fun activities.

Join our dedicated Meelia Center volunteers and make this Valentine's Day Dance a memorable and inclusive celebration for everyone!

Contact Gigi Goulet with any questions: ggoulet465@anselm.edu

To help explore your options as a senior nursing student, the Career Development Center has partnered with the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences to bring area hospitals right to campus for two days. Meet nurse managers and human resources staff from hospitals in the New England area to learn more about their organizations, openings, and benefits. In some cases, you may even be able to sign up for an introductory interview!

To help explore your options as a senior nursing student, the Career Development Center has partnered with the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences to bring area hospitals right to campus for two days. Meet nurse managers and human resources staff from hospitals in the New England area to learn more about their organizations, openings, and benefits. In some cases, you may even be able to sign up for an introductory interview!

No matter your major or class year, the 2024 Public Service, Law, Non Profit, and Social Impact Career Expo brought to you by the Office of Campus Ministry, the Meelia Center for Community Engagement, and the Career Development Center, can put you in touch with a wide variety of organizations.

Whether you are starting to explore possibilities, looking for a career or internship opportunity, this Career Expo is a great way for you to connect with employers in a more informal setting. We encourage to you ask about openings and career options, while receiving helpful feedback on your application, including your resume.

To make the most of your Career Expo visit, meet in advance with a Career Development Center team member to create or update your resume and discuss your plans. We will have a 'Career Info Table' day of to answer any of your questions, including how to follow-up after the Expo!

This event is an opportunity for families in the Manchester area to enjoy an inclusive space of holiday fun, with free crafts and games, food, pictures with Santa, a sleigh ride, and more!

    When:           November 23, 2024

    Time:             11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

    Where:          Carr Center

By invitation only

New Hampshire, like many states nationwide, has grappled with an affordable housing crisis for years. During the 2024 elections, the housing shortage took center stage on national, state, and local platforms. Now, with the elections behind us, we stand at a pivotal moment for transformative action: newly elected leaders occupy key state and local positions, public and business support for expanded housing has reached record levels, and there is broad bipartisan recognition of the urgent need for real solutions. New Hampshire is poised for change.

Join New Hampshire’s newly elected leaders at the 7th Annual Housing We Need Roundtable Forum, hosted by the Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm College. Together, we’ll hear stories of the housing crisis, explore fresh opportunities, prioritize solutions for 2025, and celebrate the recipients of the Home Matters Leadership Awards. Attendees will include state and local leaders, planners, developers, policy-makers, advocates, homeless service providers, housing financiers, property managers, real estate experts, business leaders, and more.

Lunch is provided.
 

Schedule:

10:00 am: Participant Registration

10:15 am: Welcome

10:30 am: The Need for Change

• The Voices of New Hampshire: Recent Survey and Polling Results
• Housing Crisis Stories: Housing stories from the NH community
• ADU Solutions: A panel discussion on the need for ADUs in New Hampshire

11:35 am Break

11:45 am Facilitated Roundtable Discussion:

12:30 pm Lunch and Moderated Interview with Governor-elect Kelly Ayotte

1:30 pm Latest News from the NH Zoning Atlas: 10 reasons to be excited

2:00 pm Home Matters in New Hampshire Awards from Housing Action NH

2:20 pm Closing Remarks

Thank you to AARP of New Hampshire for their generous sponsorship of this event. 
To learn more about AARP's initiatives and programs in the state, visit www.aarp.org/nh.