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Reserve your spot now for Hearts & Minds: The Saint Peter’s College Annual Scholarship Dinner. This celebratory evening, complete with dinner, music and dancing, honors alumni and members of the College community who are models of integrity, leadership and generous service to others. Hearts & Minds supports the College’s general scholarship fund. (more)
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The Corporation for National and Community Service, which administers the annual Honor Roll award, recognized Saint Peter’s College for its impact on issues including poverty, homelessness and environmental justice. At Saint Peter’s, as well as on campuses across the country, students joined faculty and administration to develop innovative programs and projects to meet local needs utilizing the skills gained in their classrooms. (more)
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Dr. William Gutsch, distinguished professor in the College of Arts and Sciences/School of Business Administration at Saint Peter’s, joins an illustrious group of past presidents to serve the ASP’s Board of Directors, including Edwin Hubble, who discovered the expanding universe and for whom the Hubble Space Telescope is named. The ASP is the largest general astronomy society in the world with members participating from more than 70 nations. (more)
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Have you read the full report from the El Salvador immersion trip taken by Vice President for Advancement Michael Fazio? Did you leave a comment to congratulate Director of Cooperative Education & Internships Sondra Buesing Riley, who sings with a Grammy Award-winning choir? Want to visit either of the art exhibits featuring Associate Professor of Fine Arts Beatrice M. Mady this month? InsideSPC has all these great stories and more. Reading the frequent blog updates will keep you tuned in to the many interesting news items in the College community. (more)
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Magis (Latin): meaning more. The term is traditionally used by Saint Ignatius and the Jesuits to suggest the spirit of generous excellence - striving for the greater good - that drives our ministries.
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This monthly newsletter is published by the Saint Peter's College Office of Public Relations and Publications.
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