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The College Celebrates
Founder’s Day
— Students Honored for Community Service
At The College of New Rochelle’s annual Founder’s Day
celebration, college president Stephen J. Sweeny is flanked by the 2006
Serviam Award winners. m
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A R O
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Pool Foundation Now
Visible as Wellness Center
Construction Continues
For more information on the Wellness Center, click here.
New
York State Assemblyman George Latimer Visits CNR Campus to Raise
Awareness of Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking
On October 19,
2006, for the second consecutive
year, New York State Assemblyman George Latimer visited The College of
New Rochelle’s Main Campus to help raise awareness of domestic
violence; October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month nationwide.
CNR’S Campus
Ministry and Student
Services departments are collaborating to support the domestic violence
awareness efforts of the New York State Legislature, as well as to
learn how to effect changes to human trafficking laws and advocate for
peace and justice issues.
Left to right: NYS Assemblyman George Latimer; Kathy Yoon (CNR
student); Araba Adjei-Koranteng (CNR student); Terri Eberle Boyle,
Director of Government Relations at CNR; and Bethany Bellino (CNR
student). m o r e
CNR Drama’s production
of Contact Opens
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C N R S T U D E N T N E W S
Students Say Thanks to Donors
This year, 10 CNR students
and staff from the Office of College Advancement implemented a
student Thank-a-thon to show our newest donors how much they
appreciated their support. m
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CNR and Isaac E. Young Officially
Launched a Global Child Labor Teaching Project
CNR students studying to be teachers were on hand for
the launch of a
collaborative project on Global Child Labor between The College of New
Rochelle and Isaac E. Young Middle School. Left to right:
Heather Wallace (Peekskill), Danielle DeLancey (New Rochelle), Sandra
Kocan (Mamaroneck), Diana Gomez (New Rochelle), Dana Mamone (Mahopac),
Shantia Whitehead (Bronx), and Jillian Ocasio (Bronx). m o r e
A L U M N A E / I S P O T L I G H
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“For a public servant, education is
enriched when it takes place in the community. Moreover, life
experience credit is a demonstration of respect for the adult leader.
These are key reasons why I chose The College of New Rochelle, School
of New Resources.”
Lorenzo D. Harrison
School of New
Resources
Rosa Parks Campus, ’89
The College of New Rochelle
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Lorenzo Harrison is Regional Director for the U.S.
Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contracts Compliance Programs (OFCCP),
Northeast Region. OFCCP is responsible for enforcement of
Executive Order 11246, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,
the Vietnam Era Readjustment Assistance Act, and other laws requiring
federal contractors to provide equal employment opportunity regardless
of race, gender, color, religion, national origin, disability, or
Vietnam-era veteran status.
Lorenzo holds a Master’s Degree in Pubic
Administration
from New York University’s Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service
where he was a Sloan Fellow. He was also awarded a fellowship to the
prestigious Kellogg National Leadership Program in 1997.
Lorenzo has been married for 24 years to
his wife Glenda. He has a daughter and son, and three grandchildren.
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F A C U L T Y / S T A F F F O C U S
Dr. Connie Vance,
Professor in the School of Nursing, received the
2006 Humanitarian Award on October 4, 2006 from Hope for a Healthier
Humanity and the Pan American Catholic Health Care Network. This award
was given to Dr. Vance for her work on behalf of community health
education in the Caribbean and Central America.
Dr. James T. Schleifer, Dean of Gill
Library and Professor of
History, is internationally recognized for his scholarship on Alexis de
Tocqueville and Tocqueville's famous analysis of American culture and
politics, "Democracy in America." In October he gave the keynote
address at an international conference, "Tocqueville and the West,"
held at the University of Calabria, in Rende. The conference brought
together scholars from Italy, Spain, France and the United States and
was sponsored by the University of Calabria, the Italian Political
Science Association, and the Italian Foreign Ministry. Dr. Schleifer
was the only American scholar invited to the gathering. His paper was
titled: "Tocqueville and America: Lessons from the New World Republic."
Dr.
Kenneth Doka, Professor of Gerontology in the Graduate School
spoke at
a number of national conferences in the month of October. In Saginaw,
Michigan on October 13, he spoke on “Pain of the Heart”; on the 19th he
spoke in Toronto on “Challenging the Paradigm: New Understandings of
Grief; on the 24th he spoke at the Cerebral Palsy Conference on “Grief
and Intellectual Disabilities; then traveled to Korea on the 30th to
speak on “Education about Loss and Death. On November 2, he was in
Kyoto, Japan speaking on “Grief through the Lifecycle.”
A solo
art show by Katrina Rhein,
Castle Gallery Manager, entitled "Sweet
Rewards: Relapse" was on display at The College of New Rochelle’s (CNR)
Mooney Center Exhibit Hall in October.
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N O V E M B E R
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50
Years
of
P O W W O W
An opportunity
to celebrate
Native culture
and pass on
important traditions
September 10
- November 22
Castle Gallery
CNR Main Campus
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13th Annual
High School
Women Artists Exhibit
October 29 to
November 12
Mooney Center Gallery
CNR Main Campus
Awards Ceremony
and
Reception
November 12
3:30 pm
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G
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A R K S :
A
T R I B U T
E B Y
H I S D A U G H T E R
November 4, 2006 -
February 1, 2007
Gordon Parks Gallery
School of New
Resources
John Cardinal
O'Connor Campus
332 East 149th Street
Bronx, New York 10451
Exhibit viewing by
appointment
(718) 665-1310
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School
of Arts & Sciences
School
of Nursing
2 0 0 6
F A M
I L Y W E E K E N D
November 3-5
CNR Main Campus
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CNR Drama
production
C O N T A C T
November 10 to 19
Romita Auditorium
CNR Main Campus
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School of Arts
& Sciences/School of Nursing
I N F O R M A T I O N
S E S S I O N
Sunday
November 12
12:30 p.m.
CNR Main Campus
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O V E R N I G H T
P R O G R A M
Sunday- Monday
November 12-13
Registration begins
at 4 p.m., Sunday
CNR Main Campus
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Graduate
School
O P E N H O U S E
November 15
Student Campus Center
Time: 5:30 pm
For more information call:
914.654.5334
Email: gs@cnr.edu
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Child Abuse
Recognition
and Reporting Seminar
1 to 3 p.m.
Wednesday,
November 15
conducted by
Arlene Louis,
Ed.D.,
RN, CS
CNR Main Campus
Student Campus Center
Iselin Room
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