From Transition to Direction
The Anselmian Sophomore Experience is aimed at helping second-year students achieve success in and out of the classroom. The sophomore year of college is a unique time for students as they grow intellectually, personally, spiritually, and socially. Through a variety of programs, we hope to help sophomores gain direction for their future, make a connection to the college, their peers, and the community, and gain awareness about their own strengths and skills.
The second year is a time to further develop your academic plan; learn about and plan for study abroad, internships, opportunities for professional development; take on leadership roles; learn about others, learn to self-advocate and find your niche.
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Sophomore Events 2023-2024
Develop your Pathway Plan - Create an integrated and unique plan to actively discover your purpose and place within the Saint Anselm community and seek insight in key areas of your collegiate experience based on your goals. To get started, contact Dr. Karlea Brunelle to set up an appointment at (603) 641-7600.
Kick off the spring semester of your sophomore year by attending the Summit on Friday, January 26! The Summit provides sophomores with the opportunity to connect with fellow students, faculty/staff, and alumni. You will walk away with defined academic, career, and personal goals.
Your second year can be an exciting time as you get more involved on campus and begin to think about your future. It's also a time that may bring up many questions, such as:
- Am I in the right major?
- Should my major factor into my study abroad, co-curricular and internship decisions?
- What are some ways to get more involved on and off campus?
- Where do I begin to explore possible career paths?
- How can I have a meaningful college experience?
Attend the Sophomore Summit and you'll have all the answers! Students will have the chance to attend and participate in a variety of sessions. Session topics include leadership, academic engagement, co-curricular opportunities, career preparation, financial issues, and health/wellness and life after college. Don't miss out on the fun that kicks off with a great dinner with alumni, student leaders, and classmates.
Sophomore Suppers are hosted by the Sophomore Leadership Council and are opportunities for you to interact with upperclass students and alumni to learn about their experiences related to internships, study abroad, campus involvement related to the world or work, mentoring and other topics.
A newsletter that keeps you up-to-date on resources and events that can best support achieving your personal and academic goals. Keep an eye out for the email with the subject "HAWKTALK".
Related Events
Join us at the beautiful Colony Hotel in Kennebunkport ME, for this multi-day, in person conference designed specifically for nurse leaders and managers at all stages of their careers. Whether you are an established leader with years of experience or an emerging leader just beginning your journey, this event is tailored to provide you with the insights, skills, and networks you need to excel in today's rapidly evolving healthcare environment.
Keynote Address:
Delivered by the President of the National League for Nursing, the keynote will provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of healthcare in the United States. Learn how recent political and policy changes are shaping the landscape of nursing practice and what this means for nurse leaders
Key Conference Features
• Networking Session on Professional Growth: Engage with fellow nurse leaders, exchange ideas, and build valuable connections that can support your professional development.
• Three Professional Tracks to choose from:
o Advanced Strategies for Established Nurse Leaders
o Foundations for Emerging Nurse Leaders
o Workplace Safety
• Mystery Speaker: Q&A with an American Academy of Nursing "Living Legend"
• Storytelling Session on Workplace Incivility
and more!
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the program, participants will be able to discuss innovative approaches to address challenges in nursing practice, healthcare delivery and organizational management and describe evidence-based practices in decision-making processes related to patient safety, efficient resource utilization, effective communication and conflict resolution
Up to 11. 75 Contact Hours available
Detailed brochure available on Registration site
Register here: https://anselm.eventsair.com/CEPortal/cne-database/cne/Search
Event details for 28th Annual Nurse Leaders and Managers Conference
Join us for our weekly Wednesday Night Worship!
7:05 PM - Vespers - Abbey Church
7:45 PM - 8:45 PM - Adoration with Music - Abbey Church
7:45 PM - 8:45 PM - Confession - Lower Church
9:00 PM - Campus Mass - Lower Church
Join us as we partner with TIDE Cancer Foundation founded by Gina and John Gallivan '01 to assemble care packages for women in Connecticut undergoing cancer treatment.
