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Summer Camps
Saint Anselm College offers a variety of day and overnight summer camps aimed at a variety of interests. Run by top Saint Anselm professors and outside experts, students will be able to use Saint Anselm facilities and enjoy the beauty of the Hilltop during their time at our summer camps.
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Catering at Saint Anselm
As a part of Saint Anselm College's Benedictine tradition of hospitality, we offer full-service catering, providing the highest level of food and service to ensure the success of your event.
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ABCU Conference
The 2025 ABCU Annual Conference, hosted at Saint Anselm College, will focus on engaging the Catholic, Benedictine tradition as a tenet for leadership and learning in higher education.
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March 5-7, 2025
These results are from a Saint Anselm College Survey Center poll based on online surveys of 1597 New Hampshire likely voters.
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Annual Shakespeare's Birthday Celebration
On Monday, April 25, 1989, Professor Gary Bouchard stepped out on to the quad in front of the still brand new statue of Saint Anselm to lead the campus in a reading of all 154 of Shakespeare's Sonnets in celebration of William's birthday. The Bard was a mere 425 years old that year, and Bouchard was still pretty young himself, or at least still blonde on top and wet behind the professorial ears. About 75 readers took part in that initial marathon reading. As the quatrains and couplets cut through the crisp April air, New Hampshire Public Radio recorded many of them, and when Professor Landis Magnuson made a surprise entrance down the stairs of Alumni Hall in full Elizabethan regalia, The Union Leader was there to capture it on film.
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TEP Conceptual Framework
The Conceptual Framework and mission of the TEP at Saint Anselm College is directly aligned to and consistent with the mission of the College. Our framework draws on theory and research as well as state and professional standards to guide our practice. The following values and key concepts inform and frame learning outcomes and are the foundation of our program.
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Learning Opportunities
The mission of the Teacher Education Program is to prepare ethical and reflective educators who promote equity, exemplify professionalism, engage with communities, and thrive as leaders in the contemporary learning environment. The Education Department believes that teaching is an intellectual and professional endeavor grounded in the strength and excellence of our liberal arts curriculum. Our Teacher Education Program (TEP) allows our students the necessary theory and practice to inform their work regarding the ethical, moral, political, and social realities that shape education.
