In partnership with the Chemistry Department and the Center for Intercultural Learning and Inclusion, with funding from the Barbara J Stahl Fellow Grant, DIIF Grant and the Gregory J Grappone Humanities Institute, the Community Cinema Series highlights Diversity and Inclusion in Stem with this free screening.

Secret Agents of the Underground Railroad is a revealing scientific exploration of how a Niagara Falls hotel, The Cataract House, became the focal point for a 19th century North American Black Resistance movement. Host Anthony Morgan meets a team of archaeologists who are working to recover parts of the hotel's foundation. In doing so, they unearth stories about how the hotel's head waiter, John Morrison, and his seemingly innocuous wait staff covertly orchestrated Freedom Seekers' escapes to freedom. What’s true of every archaeological dig is that below the surface, there is always more than meets the eye; and the dig at the once-renowned Cataract House is no exception

Following the screening, an engaging panel Q&A, moderated by Professor Mary Kate Donais will feature key members of the documentary team.

Panel guests:

• Saladin Allah, Director of Community Engagement at the Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center
• Dr. Douglas Perrelli, Director of Archaeological Survey, SUNY Buffalo

Location Information: Carr Center

The Annual SOAR Poster Session is a collection of senior research and work across college academic departments in a conference poster-style format. Typically, the session involves numerous departments in the sciences, social sciences, and beyond, including (but not limited to): Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Politics, Criminal Justice, and Sociology.

Fusing Lessons of the Past with Current Innovations: Preparing Nurses for the Future

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Location: Sea Crest Beach Hotel, North Falmouth, MA

Beyond Blood Pressure: Challenges that Face Parish Nurses Today

This public event features Theology Seniors presenting their thesis research. We will also recognize our newest TAK inductees and our graduating Theology Minors. 

In conjunction with the American Cancer Society, the Service Societies of Saint Anselm will be hosting its 17th annual Sr. Pauline Relay for Life. Sr. Pauline Lucier served Saint Anselm students for many years as a member of the Campus Ministry Office while she fought her battle against cancer.  Sr. Pauline lost her struggle in April of 2009, shortly after the second Relay concluded.  It is our intention that her memory and her celebration of life live on through Relay for Life at Saint Anselm.

The Opening Ceremony and celebration begins shortly after 6:00 pm in the Carr Center.  All are welcome to attend.

For more information about our Relay, please feel free to check us out on the web: https://secure.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLCY22NER?pg=entry&fr_id=101852

This program will discuss the assessment, incidence and treatment of common gastrointestinal disorders including chronic constipation, IBS, and GERD and review case studies involving diverticulitis, pancreatitis, and appendicitis.

In this program we will explore a variety of topics relating to the care of the patient with asthma.

Filling the Bucket: Planning for the Last Chapter of Life

Topics that will be discussed include Assessment of the Child with Disabilities, Vaccine Updates, Concussion Protocols, Management of Type 1 Diabetes n the Pediatric Patient.