What do integrity and trust really mean for a corporation?Join us for an insightful discussion with Paul Fiorelli, Director of the Cintas Institute for Business Ethics at Xavier University on April 10th. During this online discussion, we will explore the organizational challenge of building and preserving community trust. From the historic Johnson & Johnson Tylenol crisis to the captivating saga of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, we'll explore real-world examples that shed light on this critical issue.

Join us for this 2 day in-person event that brings together experts, practitioners, policymakers, and advocates to explore critical issues impacting community well-being and equity. The conference features insightful sessions on pressing topics such as loneliness, infectious diseases, drinking water inequities, cannabis, cultural humility, and the role of community health workers, homelessness, H1N1 influenza, and supporting individuals with disabilities.

Target Audience- This conference is ideal for nurses and other healthcare professionals who practice in a variety of public health settings.

Learner Outcomes

Participants will:

• Gain insights into multifaceted public health challenges and innovative solutions across diverse populations and settings.
• Acquire evidence-based strategies, best practices, and policy recommendations to address key public health issues and promote health equity.
• Enhance skills in cultural humility, community engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and crisis response for effective public health practice.
• Foster networking opportunities, collaborations, and partnerships to strengthen public health initiatives, resilience, and community well-being.

Up to 11.75 Nursing Contact Hours

As part of the 50th Anniversary of women at Saint Anselm College, the Honors Program is pleased to welcome Dr. Yves Salomon-Fernandez, president of Urban College of Boston, for a lecture titled "Elevating Women in Academia: Imagine if We Lived Our Stated Values".

Sponsored by the Honor's Program and the Women's 50th Celebration Committee.

Join us in commemorating 50 Years of Women's Education at Saint Anselm College during a special event at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics: "Women in the Public Square: Political and Civic Engagement."

There will be a reception following the presentation.

RSVP: nhiop@anselm.edu

Speakers: 
Dr. Christine Gustafson 
Professor, Politics Department, Saint Anselm College

Dr. Sheila A. Liotta 
Vice President Academic Affairs, Saint Anselm College  

Senator Donna Soucy ’89 
New Hampshire Senate Minority Leader

Senator Sharon Carson 
New Hampshire Senate Majority Leader

Courtney Tanner ‘11
Senior Director Government Relations, Dartmouth Health

The Office of Campus Ministry and the Council on Being Catholic and Benedictine welcomes Dr. Meghan Clark for a lecture.

Professor Joshua Tepley and the students in PH 220 Women in Philosophy will host a panel discussion of alumnae Philosophy majors to discuss the role and contribution of women in Philosophy. Learn how these women used their Philosophy major as a catalyst to personal growth and professional success.

The event will consist of a panel discussion and student networking opportunities.

Elsa Voelcker will discuss her photography retrospective, The Intimacy of Seeing, including what first drew her to the medium of photography, and how it has changed since she began. Please join us for this special opportunity to engage in conversation with the artist, and to gain insights into her techniques, motivations, and accomplishments. Light refreshments will be served.

Members of the Saint Anselm College Music Performance Faculty present an evening of music in the gallery, featuring voice and instrumental performances of classical pieces. Always a remarkable event, this performance brings a resplendent sound of the music performance faculty’s collegial presence and extraordinary talent. Music performers include Heather Braun-Bakken, violin; Andrew Haringer, piano; Andrew Heath, trumpet; Molly Lozeau, piano; Johnny Mok, cello; Sean Parr, tenor; Matt Savage, piano; and Erin Smith Davis, soprano.

Seating for this concert is limited and reservations are recommended. To reserve seats please email chapelartcenter@anselm.edu or call (603) 641-7470