Each year, Saint Anselm College partners with Catholic Charities of New Hampshire to help our neighbors in need through our Thanksgiving Basket program. 

Event Date

     November 20, 2024
     8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

To help us plan, please sign up for how many baskets you and/or your group can donate using this link: https://forms.gle/BEaiSRmFnKmyaLMh8

Join us as we celebrate the official launch of the Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life! Mark your calendars for Friday, September 13, at 3:00 PM in the West Wing for our Inaugural Reception.

We’re honored to have VPAA Sheila Liotta and NHIOP Director Neil Levesque, who will share brief remarks. This event is also your chance to get a sneak peek at the exciting events planned for the year ahead. And, of course, we’ll have cookies!

We look forward to seeing you there as we celebrate the launch of this new center with Dr. Ward Holder.

This interactive workshop aims to equip faculty with the knowledge and tools necessary to support first-generation students effectively. Participants will gain insights into the unique characteristics and challenges faced by first-generation students, enabling a deeper understanding of their needs and strategies to best support their success. By participating in this program, faculty will play a crucial role in promoting equity and success for first-generation students, ultimately enriching the entire campus community.

     When:    November 20, 2024

     Time:     12:30 pm to 1:20 pm

     Where:  Event Space, 2nd Floor 

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This interactive workshop aims to equip staff with the knowledge and tools necessary to support first-generation students effectively. Participants will gain insights into the unique characteristics and challenges faced by first-generation students, enabling a deeper understanding of their needs and strategies to best support their success. By participating in this program, staff will play a crucial role in promoting equity and success for first-generation students, ultimately enriching the entire campus community.

    When:    November 19, 2024

    Time:     12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

   Where:  Geisel Library, 2nd Floor Classroom

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Geisel Library will host a book discussion of "Tastes Like War: A Memoir" by Grace M. Cho as part of Overdrive's Big Library Read May 3-17, 2023.

Ebook and audiobook copies are available to the SAC community (monastery, faculty, staff, and students) for unlimited, simultaneous use via Overdrive’s Libby App between May 3-17. Contact Melinda Malik (mmalik@anselm.edu) or Laura Gricius-West (lgriciuswest@anselm.edu) if you need assistance in setting up the Libby App on your Android or iOS device. 

What does it look like to reach across the aisle and find common ground with our political opposites? Hear from Chloe Maxmin, the youngest woman ever elected to the Maine State Senate. Her campaigns were based on mutual respect, listening and understanding. 

Funded by the Bean Distinguished Lecture Series at Saint Anselm College.

Free to the public, with advance registration: here

Location Information
New Hampshire Institute of Politics Auditorium

Contact Information
Ann Camann
Deputy Director - New Hampshire Institute of Politics
603-222-4103
acamann@anselm.edu

The Sacrament of Penance is God's gift to us. In Confession we have the opportunity to repent and recover the grace of friendship with God. It is a holy moment in which we place ourselves in God's presence and honestly acknowledge our sins.  With absolution, we are reconciled to God and the world.

Each year we come together as a community to celebrate our students who have been engaged in service and in service leadership both locally and beyond. We acknowledge that these communities our students engage in, impact and enhance their Anselmian experience. Annually, we celebrate these engagements, and our students at the Coleman Awards.

Please consider joining us, all are welcome.

Please join the Center for Ethics in Society on October 3rd, as Dr. Annabel Beerel examines the role of courage in both institutional and personal life. 

We begin with a discussion of the escalation of corporate crime over the past five years, the scale of employee involvement and the consequences to both individuals and society. This follows with an exploration into how courage is commonly understood, and why so many people were and are complicit in blatantly unethical behavior. What inhibits or detracts them from taking the courageous path of not engaging in ethical misdemeanors and/or whistleblowing? Through discussions and case studies we examine why we struggle to be courageous and wherein lie the major inhibitors.
 
The event will conclude with a discourse on a normative framework for defining courage and with examples of how we can strengthen our own capacities for courage. 

We invite you to participate in this time of courageous self-reflection. (Please note, dinner is included with this event.)

You're going to be an interesting companion, Mr. Data.

This is not about revenge. This is about justice. Maybe we better talk out here; the observation lounge has turned into a swamp. The Enterprise computer system is controlled by three primary main processor cores, cross-linked with a redundant melacortz ramistat, fourteen kiloquad interface modules. I guess it's better to be lucky than good. We have a saboteur aboard.